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1997年2月4日，甲运输贸易营业部与乙联合贸易公司签订了购销小轿车的合同，约定乙公司供给甲营业部××牌小轿车100辆，单价为每辆12万元，总货款为1200万元，于当年2月28日交货。还约定，甲营业部给付定金40万元汇至丙贸易公司账户。合同订立后，甲营业部即依约汇去定金40万元，但乙公司却未能依约交付小轿车，经催索，丙公司退还20万元，尚欠20万元未退。甲营业部遂向人民法院起诉。经受诉法院查明，乙公司系由丙公司和丁公司联营组建。当初虽在工商行政管理部门作了营业登记，但后因发现该公司无场地、无资金、无固定经营人员而被依法取缔，且其原营业执照中也无经营小轿车的项目。受诉法院认为：乙公司无经营小轿车的行为能力，它与甲运输贸易营业部签订的购销小轿车合同是无效合同。乙公司无独立承担民事责任的能力，且已被工商行政管理部门依法取缔，甲运输贸易营业部与丙公司、丁公司达成协议：丙公司返还甲运输贸易营业部20万元(尚欠的预付款)，丁公司偿付甲运输贸易营业部上述20万元的银行贷款的利息。请问：1．乙公司是不是法人原因是什么 2．人民法院的判决正确吗

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