Both Party A and Party B are equal subjects in civil legal relations and are used to represent equal subjects in the contract. During the contract, Party A mainly supervises whether Party B fully meets its own requirements. After the execution of the contract, Party A generally needs to pay money or other things to get what it needs.
Differences between Party A and Party B:
1. When concluding a contract, the first request made by both parties shall generally be regarded as Party A; You can also negotiate. In fact, the appellation of Party A and Party B doesn't matter, which doesn't explain the weight of rights. There is no legal difference between the two parties, and both parties must abide by the terms of the contract. The breaching party shall be liable for breach of contract.
2. Generally, Party A refers to the party who puts forward the goal. In the process of drafting the contract, it mainly puts forward what goals to achieve and is the leading party of the contract. Party A is generally the investor or investor, that is, the business entity, which is in a dominant position, with the investor as the market entity or the dominant market as the market of Party A..
3. Party B is generally a labor service provider, that is, the subject responsible for achieving the goal. Where a power supply company signs a power supply contract with an enterprise, the enterprise is Party A and the power supply company is Party B; The decoration company signs a contract with the tenant, the tenant is Party A and the decoration company is Party B. ..
Party A and Party B do not express the weight of rights. There is no legal difference between them, but they are actually the parties to the rights and obligations stipulated in the contract.