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Model Of Donation Contract (Two)

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Donator Of Gift Contract Recipient

　　 First party (giver): the first, the second and the third.

　　 Party B (donee): the first, the second and the third.

The agreement between the two parties is as follows:

1. Party A shall give all the items of the products to Party B, and the ownership of them shall be as follows:

(indicating that Party A has the title of ownership).

Two. Gift Delivery of things

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(specify the conditions of delivery, when and where to deliver, what procedures to handle, etc.).

Three, Party B shall not handle the transfer of ownership during the period of the period of the period of the period of the two years. It shall be regarded as a refusal of donation.

Four. This contract shall come into force on the date of the date of execution.

Five. This contract is made in two copies, each holding one copy.

Party A: signature, seal and seal.

Party B: it will be signed and sealed.

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Explain

The gift contract refers to the behavior that the donor gives away all his goods, cash or certain rights to others. A gift contract is usually a single business contract, that is, after the contract comes into effect, the donor has the obligation to donate the gift to the donee without any right. The recipient has the right to receive the gift and not bear the obligation. The gift can also be attached to the condition that the donor side requests the recipient to perform certain obligations, and the donee fails to perform the obligation, and the donor has the right to cancel the gift. But this condition is generally not related to the interests of the donor, rather than the demand for a gift. If you give something to others and ask for a certain amount of money, it is not a gift relationship. Therefore, conditional gift is still a single act. The problems should be noted in signing the donation contract are as follows:

(1) the gift object must be the property owned by the donor or the property that the donor has the right to handle or a certain right. The donor can not give away the property or rights that he or she does not have to deal with, otherwise, it constitutes an act of infringing upon the rights and interests of others. The object of donation can be a substance, which can be a currency (including foreign currency), or a negotiable securities or a right. For example, the patented person can give the patent right to others, and the owner of the house can give the house to others.

(2) the transfer of rights involves the approval of the relevant departments, and shall be made clear in the contract. For example, the donation contract will need to be transferred to the housing management department for the transfer of the ownership of the house.

(3) in the contract, it is necessary to write clearly the documentary evidence that the donor has the right to deal with the gift property, so as to ensure the legality and validity of the donation.