The party whose credit card contract is invalid entered into the contract through fraud and coercion, harming the interests of the country. Malicious collusion to harm the interests of the country, the collective or a third party. Use legal forms to conceal illegal purposes. Harm the interests of the public. Violate the mandatory provisions of laws and administrative regulations. ?

The following exemption clauses in the contract are invalid and cause personal injury to the other party. Causes property damage to the other party due to intention or gross negligence. A contract with unqualified parties. A contract with illegal content. A contract entered into by an invalid agent.

Determination of invalidity of credit card contract

According to the provisions of the "Contract Law", if one of the following circumstances occurs, the contract or part of the contract terms may be deemed invalid.

A contract concluded by one party through fraud or coercion that harms national interests.

Note that a contract entered into by one party through fraud or coercion is a contract in which the intention is untrue, and is generally a contract that can be changed or revoked. A contract is invalid only if it harms national interests.

A contract that maliciously colludes and harms the interests of the country, the collective or a third party.

A contract in which the legal form masks an illegal purpose.

A contract that harms the interests of the public.

Contracts that violate the mandatory provisions of laws and administrative regulations.

Contract clauses that exempt the other party from personal injury or property damage caused by intentional or gross negligence.

Clauses that provide format clauses that exempt one party from liability, increase the liability of the other party, or exclude the other party's main rights are invalid.

According to the general principles of civil law, civil acts performed by a person without capacity for civil conduct or by a person with limited capacity for civil conduct that cannot be independently performed in accordance with the law are invalid civil acts. Therefore, the non-qualification of the subject may also lead to the invalidity of the contract and the contract will be invalid. The exceptions are contracts that are purely for profit and contracts that are consistent with the person's age, intelligence, and mental health. They do not need to be ratified, and the contract is of course valid.

A contract established when the legal agent is unqualified and the counterparty is at fault will be invalid.

If the legal representative or responsible person of a legal person or other organization enters into a contract beyond his authority, and the counterparty knows or should know that he or she has exceeded his or her authority, the contract shall be invalid.