2004•Unpublished venueRequires access

The Purpose of Government Intervening the Contract

JI Hong-xin

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There are two reasons that government intervenes the contract reached by two parties. One is that such kind of contract harms government benefits or government order in some fields. The other reason is such kind of contract does harm to benefits of one party or third party. Therefore, such two kinds of contracts are regarded as void contract, violable contract, revising contract or contract waiting for confirmation by government legislation with the purpose of protecting legal benefits of parties mentioned above.

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Key concepts: Exclusion clause, Privity of contract, Severability, Frustration of purpose, Contract management, Government (linguistics), Harm, Business