Chapter 7 Learning Objectives of the Nine Points to Note in Signing a Contract-World Credit Organization

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Chapter Seven Nine Points to Note for Signing a Contract

Main content

Contract risk is the main external risk faced by enterprises. There are a lot of contract frauds now, and most of the contract frauds are regarded as economic disputes, so that the scammers get away with it, and the scammers will often design bigger scams when they gain strength. Regarding how to sign a contract correctly, different situations naturally have different requirements. The World Credit Organization [WCO] has summarized nine generally applicable precautions to effectively help people prevent being deceived and reduce the risk of dishonesty.

Learning Objectives

After studying this chapter, you should:

1. Be able to explain and use the nine precautions for signing a contract;

2. Be able to use the knowledge in this chapter and "ICE8000 Contract Drafting, Credit Evaluation and Supervision Standards" to review contract risks;

3. Able to draft a well-formed contract text according to the actual situation.

Administrative Questions

1. Tiancheng Company intends to invest 3 million RMB in Dihua Company. How can he sign a perfect contract so as to prevent himself from the risks brought by contract flaws to the greatest extent?

Second, Zhang Li is an international credit practitioner of ICE8000 credit agency. A client entrusts him to review a contract. How will he review it?

The above content is excerpted from "Building an Integrity Unit - ICE8000 Integrity Management" (written by Fang Bangjian, free to use, but please indicate the source)