2011Journal of Shanxi Politics and Law Institute for AdministratorsRequires access

Definition of Contract Fraud and Contract Disputes

Su Lin Han

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Contract fraud is similar to contract disputes.In judicial practice,the property of behaviors can be defined according to the perpetrator's violation to rights and obligations,attitude towards the performance of subject of the contract,the qualification for signing and performing contract,and the comparison of the perpetrator's subjective purpose.

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Contract fraud is similar to contract disputes.In judicial practice,the property of behaviors can be defined according to the perpetrator's violation to rights and obligations,attitude towards the performance of subject of the contract,the qualification for signing and performing contract,and the comparison of the perpetrator's subjective purpose.

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Contract fraud is similar to contract disputes.In judicial practice,the property of behaviors can be defined according to the perpetrator's violation to rights and obligations,attitude towards the performance of subject of the contract,the qualification for signing and performing contract,and the comparison of the perpetrator's subjective purpose.

Key concepts: Business, Exclusion clause, Subject (documents), Severability, Property (philosophy), Contract management, Law and economics, Privity of contract

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