The risks in contracts are mainly uncertain factors caused by dishonest and deceptive behaviors.

Fraud and anti-fraud in sales contracts Sales contracts are a typical legal manifestation of commodity production and exchange. Common fraud methods mainly include: Substitute performance method of counterfeit and inferior products. When signing a sales contract, the fraudulent party presents real samples of higher quality, but substitutes fake and defective products of low quality during performance.

Non-performance or incomplete performance of the Fraud Law means that when a party has no ability to perform the contract or has a certain ability to perform the contract, it has no sincerity in performing the contract since the conclusion of the contract, but wants to use fraudulent means. Make the other party perform the contract. After defrauding the other party to perform the contract, he illegally possesses the money or products performed by the other party, but he no longer performs the contract, causing the other party to suffer heavy losses.

Forging the quality appraisal certificate or mark of the product. The supplier does not have the product or the product quality is not up to standard, but in order to defraud the payment and induce the other party to sign a contract, the supplier forges the quality appraisal certificate or mark of the product, and the other party has seen it. Later, they believed it to be true and concluded a contract. After the other party performed the performance, the supplier stopped performing reciprocally and ran away.

In order to induce the other party to sign a contract and defraud money, one party passes off its own fake and inferior products as registered trademark goods, and the other party signs a contract with it because it trusts the registered trademark goods. After fulfilling the contract, I discovered that I had been deceived.

Patented Product Misrepresentation Law

One party falsely claims that its product is a patented product or a famous product, and takes advantage of the other party’s lack of information, traffic congestion, and lack of experience to “patent” or The sense of mystery or trust in "famous and high-quality" products makes them fall into wrong perceptions. The supplier signs a contract with the other party to promote its own fake and inferior products when the other party's intentions are untrue.