Whether customers write about themselves or others will be different according to the specific situation. The following is a detailed analysis: the principal on the power of attorney is himself. The trustee is the person who exercises the legitimate rights and interests on his own behalf, and the trustee shall issue the legal documents of the client when exercising his power. Once the power of attorney is formally concluded, the client can't go back on the entrusted matters under any excuse, but if the agent violates the rights and interests of national laws, the client has the right to terminate the entrustment agreement.

First, who will the customer write when signing the contract?

If authorized by the party concerned, the name of his friend shall be signed, and the name of the signatory shall be indicated. The principal signs and writes his name on the entrustment contract (agreement), and the principal refers to the person who entrusts others to handle affairs for himself. An entrustment contract refers to a contract in which the trustee handles the entrusted affairs for the principal, and the principal pays or does not pay the agreed remuneration. Its characteristics are as follows: entrustment contract is a typical labor contract; The expenses incurred by the trustee in handling the entrusted affairs shall be borne by the principal; The entrustment contract is personal and based on mutual trust between the two parties; The entrustment contract can be a paid contract or a free contract.

2. Is there a time limit for authorized customers?

The time limit for authorizing the client depends on the specific terms of the contract. As for the term of entrustment, there is no clear stipulation in the law for the time being, which needs to be clearly agreed by both parties in the entrustment contract. An entrustment contract is a contract in which the principal entrusts an agent to handle affairs according to the will of the principal. The trustor stipulates the time limit for the entrusted matters, and the trustor shall require the trustor to complete the entrusted matters with good quality and quantity within the agreed time, and the trustor shall also meet the requirements of the trustor within the agreed time. If it can't be completed on time, it will constitute a breach of contract, not only can't get the agreed remuneration in full, but also bear the liability for breach of contract.

Third, does the entrusted agent need to bear the responsibilities in the contract?

If a contract is signed within the agency's authority, the principal shall bear the contract responsibility, and you shall not bear the responsibility.

If you sign a contract in the name of an agent without agency, beyond the agency or after the agency is terminated, if the agent ratifies it, the principal will bear civil liability, and you will not bear the responsibility; Those who refuse to ratify shall bear civil liability.

As long as the agent does not exceed the agency authority, he will not bear any responsibility. If the power of attorney is unclear, the client shall bear civil liability to the third party, and the agent shall bear joint liability.

If the contract signed with the customer is beyond the scope of agency, it will bear all the adverse consequences caused by the contract.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code

Article 919 An entrustment contract is a contract in which the principal and the agent agree that the agent shall handle the principal's affairs.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code

Article 920

The trustor may specially entrust the trustee to handle one or more affairs, or generally entrust the trustee to handle all affairs.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code

Article nine hundred and twenty-one

The client shall prepay the expenses for handling the entrusted affairs. The client shall reimburse the trustee for the necessary expenses paid by the entrusted firm and pay interest.

Article 58 of the Civil Procedure Law: The parties and legal representatives may entrust one or two persons as agents ad litem. The following persons may be entrusted as agents ad litem:

(1) Lawyers and grassroots legal service workers;

(2) Close relatives or staff members of the parties concerned;

(three) citizens recommended by the community, units and relevant social groups where the parties are located.

If a citizen is entrusted as an agent ad litem, he shall submit the following materials to the filing department of the people's court:

(1) Power of attorney;

(2) Resident identity cards or other identification certificates;

(three) entrusted by close relatives, it shall provide written materials that can prove the existence of close relatives with the parties;

(four) recommended by the community, the unit and the relevant social groups, it shall submit the recommendation certificate;

(5) Where a staff member is entrusted, a labor contract or social insurance relationship that can prove that the client is a staff member shall be submitted;

(6) A letter of commitment signed by both the client and the principal that the client will not receive litigation remuneration.