Collection of five sample articles on property agreements
In today’s social life, agreements are closely related to our lives. After signing an agreement, there are laws to follow and evidence to be found. So what kind of agreement is effective? The following are 6 property agreements that I have collected for everyone. They are for reference only. Let’s take a look.
Property Agreement Part 1
Article 1 All the following household properties owned by the insured and located at the address stated in this insurance policy are within the scope of the insurance subject matter Within.
1. The house and its indoor ancillary equipment (such as fixed plumbing, heating, sanitation, water supply, pipeline gas and power supply equipment, kitchen supporting equipment, etc.);
2 , interior decoration;
3. Indoor property:
(1) Household appliances and cultural, sports and entertainment supplies;
(2) Clothing and bedding;
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(3) Furniture and other daily necessities.
The insured is free to choose insurance.
Article 2 The following properties, as specifically agreed between the insured and the insurer and stated in the insurance policy, may be within the scope of the insured subject matter.
1. Property specified in Article 1 that is kept by the insured on behalf of others or owned by others and for which the insured is responsible;
2. Stored in the hospital , indoor non-motorized agricultural machinery, agricultural tools and grain and agricultural and sideline products stored indoors;
3. Other property approved by the insurer.
Article 3 The following household property is not within the scope of the insurance subject matter:
1. Gold and silver, jewelry, diamonds and products, jade, jewelry, ancient coins, antiques, calligraphy and paintings, stamps, Artworks, rare metals and other precious property;
2. Currency, bills, securities, documents, books, account books, charts, technical data, computer software and information, and property whose value cannot be determined;
3. Daily consumables, various means of transportation, breeding and planting plants;
4. Properties used for industrial and commercial production and business activities and houses rented for industrial and commercial use ;
5. Wireless communication tools, pens, lighters, watches, various tapes, disks, audio and video laser discs;
6. Use reed mats, straw, linoleum felt, wheat straw, reeds , bamboo poles, canvas, plastic sheets, cardboard, etc. as exterior walls and roofs, simple sheds and firewood sheds, livestock sheds, toilets that are not integrated with the insured houses, fences, uninhabited houses and the property stored inside;
7. Houses requisitioned and occupied by relevant government departments, illegal buildings, dangerous buildings, illegally occupied properties, and properties in a dangerous state;
8. Others that do not fall under Article 1 , family property listed in Article 2.
Insurance liability
Article 4 If the insured subject is damaged due to the following reasons, the insurer shall be responsible for compensation in accordance with this clause:
1. Fire or explosion;
2. Lightning strikes, typhoons, tornadoes, storms, heavy rains, floods, snowstorms, hailstorms, ice, mudslides, cliff avalanches, sudden landslides, and sudden ground subsidence;
3. Falling of flying objects and other aerial objects, collapse of external buildings and other fixed objects not owned or used by the insured.
Article 5 The insurer is also responsible for compensation for the following losses and expenses:
1. When an insured accident occurs, reasonable and necessary measures shall be taken to rescue the insured subject matter or prevent the spread of the disaster. measures resulting in loss of the insured subject matter.
2. After an insured accident occurs, the insured shall bear the necessary and reasonable expenses paid by the insured to prevent or reduce the loss of the insured subject matter.
Exemption of liability
Article 6 The insurer is not responsible for compensation for loss of the insured subject due to the following reasons:
1. War, hostilities, military operations , armed conflict, strike, robbery;
2. Nuclear reaction, nuclear radiation and radioactive pollution;
3. Insured person and his family members, residents and employees Illegal, criminal or intentional conduct.
4. Direct or indirect losses caused by computer problems in XX years.
Article 7 The insurer is not responsible for compensation for the following losses and expenses:
1. The insured subject suffers various indirect losses caused by the insured accident;
2. All losses caused by earthquakes and secondary disasters;
3. Damage to household appliances caused by excessive use, overvoltage, short circuit, open circuit, leakage, self-heating, baking, etc.;
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5. Damage caused by defects in the subject matter insured and improper storage; losses caused by deterioration, mold, moisture, insect bites, natural wear and tear, natural loss, spontaneous combustion, and baking of the subject matter insured;
6. Losses and expenses caused by administrative and law enforcement actions;
7. Other losses and expenses not within the scope of insurance liability.
Insured amount and insured value
Article 8 The insured amount of the house, indoor ancillary equipment, and interior decoration shall be determined by the insured based on the purchase price or market price. The insured value of the house, indoor ancillary equipment, and interior decoration is the replacement value at the time of the accident.
The insured amount of indoor property is determined by the insured based on the actual value at that time.
Regardless of items: determined according to the proportion of each major category of property in the insurance amount, that is, household appliances and cultural, sports and entertainment supplies account for 40% of indoor property (30% in rural areas), and clothing and bedding account for 30%. (15 in rural areas), 30 in furniture and other daily necessities, and 25 in rural agricultural machinery and equipment. The insurance amount of special property shall be agreed upon by both the insured and the insurer.
Insurance period and insurance premium
Article 9 The insurance period is one year, three years and five years respectively. All insurance coverage starts from 0:00 on the insurance date and ends at 24:00 on the expiration date. When the insurance period expires, the insurance liability automatically terminates. Renewal of insurance upon expiration requires separate procedures.
Article 10 The insured shall pay insurance premiums in accordance with the following provisions:
1. Insurance premiums: Basic insurance rates and additional insurance rates shall be in accordance with the rate schedule.
2. If the policy is surrendered midway, the insurance premium receivable will be calculated based on the average daily rate.
2. Ordinary Comprehensive Household Property Insurance Clauses (2)
Compensation Processing
Article 11 After an insured accident occurs, the insurer shall calculate according to the following method Compensation: Property Agreement Part 2
Contractor:
Wang xx, standard rental agreement template. Male, 58 years old, ethnic group X, from xx District, xx City, retired worker, currently living at No. xx Hutong, xx District, xx City (he is the father of the following contractor).
Wang xx, male, 32 years old, ethnic group X, with the same place of origin and residence as above, he is the son of Wang xx.
Wang xx, female, 24 years old, ethnic group
Witness: Zhao xx, male, 50 years old, from xx City, currently located at No. xx Hutong, xx District, xx City, (neighbor to the covenantor Wang xx)
The covenantor Mr. Wang xx has a son and a daughter, and both of their children are married. Now all three of them have expressed their willingness to separate the family and property, change the past situation in which they lived together, and establish separate families. After negotiation, the following property division contract was reached, with neighbor Zhao xx as witness.
(1) Wang xx lives with his eldest son Wang xx. Divorce Agreement Format.
(2) Currently living in three bungalows, owned by the eldest son Wang xx. The eldest Queen xx will marry her husband
(3) Furniture and household appliances. The Panda color TV, combo stereo, and Haier refrigerator belong to his eldest son Wang xx, and a video camera and video camera each belong to his eldest son Queen xx.
(4) With a deposit of x million yuan, the eldest queen xx will receive x million yuan, and the eldest son Wang xx will receive x million yuan. His eldest son Wang xx bears the daily expenses of his father Wang xx.
(5) If Wang xx encounters serious illness or other accidents, the expenses will be borne by his eldest son Wang xx and his eldest queen xx***.
(6) The covenantor fully agrees to the above items and has witnesses to testify.
Wang xx
Witness: Zhao xx
xx Law Firm
Year, Month, Day Property Agreement Part 3
Party A: ** Party B: ** Party A and Party B completed the marriage registration procedures on the year, month and day, and both parties are willing to build a love nest and grow old together. However, in order to prevent possible pre-marital property disputes in the future, both parties have negotiated rationally and reached the following agreement on pre-marital property: 1. Scope of pre-marital property: Party A’s property includes a house (** Road, ** District, City* **Residential Community No.*, area 100 square meters), a set of furniture and daily necessities, and a bank deposit of 300,000. Party B's property includes a bank deposit of 20,000 yuan and a Xindazhou scooter. In order to start a family, both parties invested money to purchase a Great Wall 40-inch LCD color TV, a Haier refrigerator, an LG central air conditioner, and a set of other daily necessities. 2. Ownership of rights to property before marriage: Party A’s house is owned by Party A and is used jointly by Party A and Party B; other properties of Party A are jointly owned by Party A and Party B. Party B's motorcycle belongs to Party B personally, and the deposit belongs to Party A and Party B together with ***. The property purchased by both parties for the purpose of establishing a family *** shall be jointly owned by Party A and Party B ***. Party A and Party B have no other property disputes. The agreement will take effect after being notarized by the notary office. The signer: *** Party A: ** Party B: **
Prenuptial Property Agreement
Party A: '' (personal details) Party B: ''(personal details) Party A and Party B completed the marriage registration procedures on x, month x, xxxx, and both parties are willing to live together. In order to prevent possible pre-marital property disputes in the future, both parties now negotiate rationally and reach the following agreement on pre-marital property:
1. Scope of pre-marital property:
1. Party A’s property includes: :…;
2. Party B’s property includes:…; ,
3. In order to establish a family, both parties *** contributed money to purchase….
2. Ownership of rights to pre-marital property:
1. Party A’s xx property is owned by Party A personally and can be used jointly by Party A and Party B; Party A’s other property The *** belongs to both parties A and B.
2. Party B’s property belongs to Party B personally.
3. The property purchased by both parties for the purpose of establishing a family shall be jointly owned by Party A and Party B.
3. Increase in the value of the respective properties of both parties...
4. Party A and Party B have no other property disputes.
5. The agreement will take effect after it is signed and sealed and notarized by a notary office.
Agreement maker: ''' Party A: '' Party B: '' Date: xxxx, month, x, day The following agreement:
1. Scope of pre-marital property
1. All property of Party A:
2. All property of Party B;
2. , Ownership of rights to pre-marital property:
1. Property owned by Party A
2. Property owned by Party B
3. Income from pre-marital property after marriage Attribution
IV. Attribution of proceeds from disposal of pre-marital property after marriage
V. Other related matters Party A and Party B have no other property disputes. The agreement will come into effect after being notarized by a notary public. (Select terms)
Party A: Party B: Year, month, day
Pre-nuptial property agreement agreement person (man): Zhang Agreement person (woman): Chen Hong Kong identity Certificate number: Chinese ID number:
In order to clarify the property ownership, creditor's rights and debt obligations of both parties before and after marriage, and other legal matters related to property rights and interests, the agreement has been negotiated on an equal and voluntary basis by both parties, and the following agreement has been made:
1. The property in each party’s name before marriage shall belong to each party regardless of whether they get married after entering into this agreement. The other party shall not have the right to claim division under any conditions. As of the signing of the agreement, the pre-marital property in the man’s name includes but is not limited to the following properties:
(1) Real estate: (omitted)
(2) Personal property: (omitted) ) As of the signing of the agreement, the pre-marital property in the woman’s name includes but is not limited to the following properties:
(3) Real estate: (omitted)
(4) Chattel: (Omitted)
2. The two parties to the agreement shall implement a separate property system after marriage, that is, their respective property income, income, purchased movable properties, and immovable properties after marriage shall be owned by each other, including but not limited to the following property acquired after marriage. (omitted)
The other party has no right to claim division of the property gained by one party on the basis of "the same property as husband and wife". It is entirely up to the acquiring party to possess, use, benefit from and dispose of the property, and exercise full property ownership. The rights and obligations attached to the property purchased in the name of one party are entirely enjoyed and borne by that party and have nothing to do with the other party. For example, when purchasing real estate in the name of one party, one party can sign a sales contract and loan in its own name. All rights, obligations, and property rights of the real estate are fully enjoyed and borne by one party and have nothing to do with the other party. If necessary, the other party is obliged to assist the purchaser. Apply for a mortgage loan. The housing loan repayments of one party before and after marriage shall not be divided as separate property by the other party.
3. Before and after marriage, each party’s respective claims and debts shall be enjoyed and borne by each party. If a debt is borrowed after marriage, either party has the obligation to inform the creditor of the "separation of property within marriage" when the debt is formed, that is, clearly inform the creditor that the debt repayment responsibility for the borrowed property is only borne by the borrower and has nothing to do with the spouse. The spouse shall not bear joint and several liability and shall ensure that the creditor will lend the property on the premise of knowing this fact. Otherwise, if the non-borrowing party is jointly and severally liable due to the protection of the interests of a bona fide third party, the lender shall assume and perform the joint and several liability according to the other party's responsibilities. Double the obligation to pay compensation to the other party.
4. In order to ensure the financial support required by both parties to live together after marriage, both parties can decide on the scope of the same property as husband and wife after marriage, the bank account used to store the same property, etc. Matters shall be agreed upon in writing, and such written agreement shall serve as an attachment to this Agreement and shall have the same effect as this Agreement.
5. The expenses for the children born to both parties shall be borne by both parties. The specific amount and proportion of the costs may be agreed upon in writing by both parties after the child is born. This written agreement serves as an attachment to this agreement and has the same effect as this agreement.
6. Although this agreement is called "Pre-marital Property Agreement", it does not affect the validity of the agreement regarding child support, post-marital property disposal and other related matters stipulated in this agreement.
7. If any dispute arises during the performance of this agreement, both parties shall resolve it through negotiation. If negotiation fails, either party has the right to bring a lawsuit to the court in the place where this agreement is signed.
8. This agreement is made in triplicate, with each party holding one copy and one copy kept on file at the notary office. It will take effect upon signature by both parties.
9. This agreement was signed at the Shanghai Notary Office on the day of the year. The address of the notary office is:
The agreeing party (male): 20xx year, month and day
The agreeing party (female): 20xx year and month and day
Party A of the marital property agreement: Party B: Words: , Han nationality, male, born on month and day, current residence, born on month and day, current residence Property Agreement Part 4
Man: XX, Han nationality, _________year___ Born on _month____, address XXXXXXXX, ID number XXXXXXX
Woman: XXX, Manchu, born on _________year____month____, address XXXXXXX, ID number XXXXXXX
The parties to the agreement have reached a divorce agreement and registered their divorce in XXXX City on ____ month ____, _________. Now both parties have reached an agreement on the division of divorce property voluntarily as follows:
Registration The real estate located in Room XXXXX, Floor XXXXX, XXXXX Lane, XXXXX Lane, XXXXX Road, XXXXX City, in the names of both men and women, the *** share belonging to Party XXXXX will be owned by Party XXXXX after the divorce.
During the marriage, both parties used the above-mentioned property to mortgage the unpaid debts incurred by the bank. After the divorce, the party will continue to bear the responsibility for repayment.
After this agreement comes into effect, if a breach of contract occurs, the breaching party shall bear the corresponding economic and legal responsibilities.
Man: Woman:
_______year____month____day_______year____month____day Property Agreement Part 5
Man: XX, Han nationality, born on XX, month XX, year, ID number: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Woman: XX, Han nationality, born on XX, month XX, year, ID number: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
The man and woman registered their marriage on XX, month XX, year, and they did not have any children after the marriage. Due to the incompatibility of the two parties' personalities and the inability to continue living together, the relationship between the couple has completely broken down and there is no possibility of reconciliation. Based on the principles of equality and voluntariness, both men and women have reached an agreement on voluntary divorce as follows:
1. Divorce voluntarily between both men and women.
2. A man and a woman do not have the same property as husband and wife, nor do they have the same debts as husband and wife.
3. Before marriage, the property of both parties shall be owned by each other, and the private daily necessities and jewelry of both parties shall be owned by each other.
4. Both parties confirm that no contractual debts have been incurred during the marriage. If either party has external debts, the debtor shall be responsible for it.
5. The couple does not have difficulties in life and needs help.
6. This agreement is made in triplicate. Each party shall hold one copy and submit one copy to the marriage registration authority. It shall take effect upon signature by both parties.
The man: The woman:
XXXX year XX month XX day XXXX year XX month XX day