What is the contract for providing services?

The service contract belongs to the entrustment contract. In real life, when signing a property management contract, we should pay attention to the nature of the contract. Generally, a service contract should be signed, not an entrustment contract. In short, the difference in nature will lead to the loss of initiative in safeguarding rights.

(a) according to the scope of authority of the trustee, the entrustment contract can be divided into special entrustment and general entrustment.

Special entrustment Special entrustment refers to the entrustment that the principal specially entrusts the trustee to handle one or more affairs;

General entrustment General entrustment refers to the entrustment that the principal entrusts the trustee to handle all affairs. With regard to special entrustment and general entrustment,

(2) According to the number of agents, the entrustment contract can be divided into separate entrustment and simultaneous entrustment.

Independent entrustment means that the trustee is entrusted by one person; * * * The same entrustment means that the trustee is entrusted by more than two people.

(3) According to different agents, the entrustment contract can be divided into direct entrustment and sub-entrustment. Direct entrustment Direct entrustment refers to the entrustment of the principal directly selecting the trustee;

(4) sub-delegation. Sub-entrustment refers to the entrustment of the trustee to re-select the trustee for the principal. Where the agent entrusts the client, it shall obtain the consent of the client, except in case of emergency, where the agent needs to entrust the client in order to safeguard the interests of the client. If the entrustment is approved, the principal may directly instruct the third party to entrust the entrusted affairs, and the agent is only responsible for the entrustment of the third party and its instructions to the third party. Without consent, the trustee shall be liable for the acts of the entrusted third party, except that the trustee needs to entrust it in order to safeguard the interests of the principal in an emergency. "

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code

Article 919 An entrustment contract is a contract in which the principal and the agent agree that the agent shall handle the principal's affairs.

Article 920 The principal may entrust the agent to handle one or more specific affairs, or may entrust the agent to handle all general affairs.