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Q: Are there any particular clauses to look out for in a Chinese housing contract?

To avoid conflict/problems in the future?

12 years 34 weeks ago in  Housing - China

 
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Sure as most contracts are there to protect the landlord.... so you need to have it translated. and ask them to make changes if you not happy, before you sign

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dont worry about looking out for trap clauses the contract could be ironclad and they can break it at will with no repercussion

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