Official seal of property company

Property, when signing the contract, uses the official seal of the housekeeping department, and the charge invoice uses the official seal of the property company, with different intentions. The official seal and the contract seal are of course different. The official seal refers to the legal name seal of civil organizations, residents' committees or villagers' committees registered by state power organs, party and government organs, judicial organs, political organs, military organs, organizations, enterprises and institutions, and civil affairs departments, as well as special seals for contracts, finance, taxation, invoices and other businesses with legal names. The official seal represents the unit, which has the highest effect among all seals and is a symbol of the rights of legal persons. In the current legislative and judicial practice, it is an important criterion to judge whether a civil activity is established and effective. Unless otherwise stipulated by law, the official seal can be used to represent the will of a legal person and sign contracts and other legal documents with high legal effect. The official seal can be used for all letters, official documents, contracts, letters of introduction, certificates or other company information issued in the name of the company. The contract chapter is a special business chapter for the unit to sign contracts with foreign countries. The unit needs to bear the legal consequences caused by this, and can use the official seal instead of the contract seal.