Title: A contract should have a name, indicating the nature of the contract and the mode of trade, such as sales contract and compensation trade contract in international trade.
General principles: date, place, parties and reasons for signing the contract.
Commodity name: the commodity name should be internationally used to facilitate the calculation of customs duties and freight charges.
Quality: The specifications and quality of the goods should be stated in the contract.
Quantity: the calculation unit of quantity (cartons, boxes, sets, pieces, etc. ) and the total delivery quantity should be indicated in the contract.
Price: Price is very important. Please indicate unit price, hard currency and total value.
Packing: The packing shall indicate the capacity, size, weight and shipping mark of the inner packing and the outer packing.
Delivery (shipment &; Delivery): The port or place of delivery shall be indicated according to Incoterms, such as FOB Shanghai, CIF new york, CIF Vancouver, etc.
Payment method: The contract should clearly specify the payment method, such as telegraphic transfer, letter of credit, D/P, D/A, and the currency and date of payment.
Insurance: insurer, insurance scope, insurance amount, etc. It should be stipulated in the insurance clause.
Inspection: inspection standards, methods and expenses shall be stipulated in the contract.
Claim: The principle and time limit of claim and the claim report or supporting documents recognized by both parties shall be stipulated in the contract.
Breach of contract: The contract shall specify the reasons, behaviors, compensation, liabilities and claims.
Arbitration: The contract clearly stipulates the scope and place of arbitration, the selection of the arbitration commission and arbitrators, arbitration fees, etc.
Force majeure refers to events beyond human control, including natural disasters and man-made disasters, such as lightning, storms, floods, wars and strikes.
Patent: If the product has been patented, the patent scope and responsibilities should be clearly defined.
Confidentiality: If the contract is confidential, the confidential items, scope and measures shall be specified.
Training: If there is a training plan, the training items, duration, number of people and expenses shall be specified.
Applicable law: if it is necessary to comply with relevant laws and regulations, it should be stipulated in the contract in order to resolve disputes and disputes.
Miscellaneous: all terms or items not specified in the contract, such as modification and extension of the contract, refusal to accept bribes, special tariffs on products, etc. , should be specified.
Witness: the legality shall be signed by the legal person, and the official seal shall be affixed if necessary.