So how do we determine whether the third party has Party A's permission? Generally speaking, a third party can sign a contract on behalf of Party A if it can carry a power of attorney or official seal that can represent Party A's wishes. ..

Party A generally refers to the party who puts forward the goal. In the process of drafting the contract, it mainly puts forward what goal to achieve and is the leading party of the contract. Party A is synonymous with the equal subject of both parties in the contract, and it is also for the convenience of using abbreviations in the following sentences. Party A is generally the investor or investor, that is, the business entity, which is in a dominant position, with the investor as the market entity or the dominant market as the market of Party A..