Model Contract For Intermediation (Four)

Model contract for Intermediation (four)

Contract No: No.

Principal: the name, sex, age, address, personal name, legal representative and address.

Intermediary: a person with a name.

The agreement between the principal and the intermediary is as follows: (also can be written as follows: the client and the intermediary have signed the contract through consultation).

Article 1 trust matters

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(specify the contents and scope of entrusted matters, for example,

Second time frames

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(specify what period of time to provide effective media)

Third rewards

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(specify the amount, method of calculation, time and method of payment).

Fourth confidentiality provisions

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(to write the content that needs to be kept confidential)

Fifth liability for breach of contract

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The sixth one is the first, the first and the second.

(other matters agreed upon by both parties)

The seventh contract is one contract, one for each other.

This contract shall come into force from the time of signature by both parties.

The client: the company is signed.

Intermediaries: the first, the second and the third.

This is the year of the year.

If it is a legal entity, it may include the legal representatives of the two sides, telephone, telegraph registration, Bank of account, account name, account number and so on.

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Explain

Intermediary contracts are also referred to as intermediary contracts.

It means that the parties agree that one party shall provide the other party with the opportunity to make a business or act as a medium for signing the contract, and the other party shall pay the corresponding remuneration agreement.

In the intermediary contract relationship, the intermediary providing the intermediary service is the intermediary and the other party is the client.

The matters to be noted in intermediary contracts are:

(1) the client should include in the contract the contents of the activities entrusted by the intermediary, including the type, scope and requirements to be paid, the amount, mode and time of payment.

(2) intermediaries should truthfully explain to the client what degree they can do and what conditions they need to complete the entrusted matters of the trustor.

(3) the clause of liability for breach of contract should be stipulated in the contract.