Formal examination divides the contract document itself into three parts, namely, the beginning (contract name, number, parties and in view of the terms), the text (the first to the last article) and the signing part (that is, the signing time and seal of both parties). Formal review is to see whether a contract has these three parts, whether these three parts are complete and whether there are any inconsistencies. Formal review depends on whether the other party's business license, other documents, legal representative's identity certificate, power of attorney and other related materials are attached. See if there are any contradictions in the relevant documents. The substantive review is mainly the review of the contract text, which is the most critical content of the contract, including whether the contract terms are complete, whether the contract content is fair, and whether the interests of the group company are seriously damaged. Whether the terms are clear, whether there are major omissions or serious hidden dangers and traps. Inspection standard for the integrity of contract terms.
Legal affairs should be familiar with various businesses carried out by enterprises, including business content, transaction process and transaction risk points. Only by being familiar with the business that the enterprise is engaged in can the quality of the legal affairs audit contract be guaranteed.