"Deposit" refers to a certain amount of money that one party agrees to pay to the other party as security for creditor's rights. It belongs to a legal way of guarantee, and its purpose is to urge debtors to perform their debts and ensure the realization of creditor's rights. When signing a contract, the deposit must be agreed in writing, as well as the amount and delivery period of the deposit. If the party paying the deposit fails to perform the debt, it has no right to ask the other party to return the deposit; If the party who accepts the deposit fails to perform the debt, it is necessary to double the debt to the other party. After the debtor performs the debt, the deposit shall be taken as the price or recovered as agreed.
At present, the "deposit" is not clearly defined in our laws, and it does not have the guarantee nature of the deposit, so it can be considered as "advance payment". If the contract cannot be performed, in addition to force majeure, it shall be liable for breach of contract according to the faults of both parties.
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