1. The content of the house purchase contract should be as comprehensive and detailed as possible, and the terms should avoid conflicts with each other, especially those that conflict with national policies and regulations; The written expression should be clear and accurate; the identities and responsibilities of the buyer and seller signing the contract should be clear. For example, Party A (seller) in the contract should not be an agent or law firm, but the investment and construction unit that issued the project approval document, and the contract should not be signed in the name of a higher-level authority or lower-level agency. The signatory should be the legal representative himself or the principal person authorized by the company's articles of association.
2. The project name on the contract must be associated with the project location to avoid future discrepancies. When indicating the location of the project, it must be specific and clear, such as: Building × × Building × × Building × × Building × × Building × × Building × × Building × Building × Building × Building × Building × Building × Building × Building × Building If It is priced based on the building area, and the usage rate must also be indicated.
3. The grade and decoration standards of the house are generally attached to the house purchase contract in the form of an attachment, and the description of this content must be detailed and specific. Such as workmanship level, material brand, type of internal facilities, load standards, supply capacity, etc. To what extent should water, heating, electricity, communications and other facilities be specified?
4. Other matters, such as payment method, property security, etc., must be explained in detail. At the same time, the contract must determine the creation method of the property management unit or specific property management unit and the charging standard of the property, and clearly stipulate the warranty period for the overall structure of the house, supporting facilities of various parts and its components. 5. The agreement on liability for breach of contract must be reciprocal, otherwise it is the consumer who will ultimately suffer the loss. Things to note when signing a house purchase contract:
1. House area terms.
2. Same prices, fees and payment terms.
3. Terms regarding housing quality.
4. After-sales property management regulations.
5. The time limit and method of performance of the contract.
6. Property rights registration regulations.
7. Tax burden provisions.
8. Liability clauses for breach of contract.
9. Regarding force majeure.
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