Is it legal to deduct the refund fee from the training institution?

Is it legal to deduct the refund fee from the training institution?

The refund of fees by training institutions after students register involves some contract law provisions and procedures. Whether certain expenses can be deducted mainly depends on the provisions of relevant contracts and laws and regulations. The following are the overall explanations and suggestions:

First, the provisions of the student registration fee refund:

1. Contract agreement: When students register, training institutions usually require to sign a training contract, which will clearly stipulate the relevant terms of the refund, including whether the fee can be refunded, the time node of the refund, whether it is necessary to deduct a certain fee, etc.

2. Legal basis: The Contract Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates the principle that the parties can conclude, modify or terminate the contract according to law, and the law protects the principle of freedom and equality of contracts.

Second, the refund process and deduction provisions:

1. Advance notice: If students need to refund fees, they should inform the training institution in advance and operate according to the time node agreed in the contract. Some training institutions may refund the fees in full within the specified time.

2. Reasonable fee deduction: If a certain fee deduction standard is agreed in the contract, the training institution can reasonably deduct the fee according to the contract. The rationality of the deduction may be related to the reason and time when the students put forward the refund.

To sum up:

The legality of the deduction and refund of fees by training institutions mainly depends on the relevant agreements in the contract. If the contract stipulates the conditions for fee refund and the standards for fee deduction, and it complies with the relevant laws and regulations, then it is legal for the training institution to deduct fees according to the contract. Students are advised to know the terms of the contract in detail before registering to ensure that they understand the refund policy and related regulations.

Legal basis:

1. Article 56 of the Contract Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that the parties may conclude, modify or terminate the contract according to law.

2. Article 141 of the Contract Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that if one party terminates the contract, it shall return the subject matter of the contract according to the other party's requirements, and may require the other party to pay the losses suffered as a result of the termination of the contract.