Article 26. Jurisdiction over cases

The civil court shall have jurisdiction over the following cases:

1) On disputes arising from civil, family, labour, housing, land, and other legal relations, if at least one of the parties is a citizen, except in cases where the resolution of such disputes is referred by law to the jurisdiction of other courts or other bodies;

2) On special proceedings, listed in Article 293 of this Code;

3) On cases specified in Chapter 18 of this Code and resolved under the writ proceedings;

4) On contesting the decisions of arbitration courts and on issuing writs of execution for enforcement of decisions of arbitration courts;

41) cases concerning the issuance of an enforcement writ for the compulsory enforcement of a mediation agreement;

5) On recognition and enforcement of decisions of foreign courts and foreign arbitration courts (tribunals).

6) On contesting the decisions of enterprises, institutions, organizations, public associations and actions (inaction) of their officials not arising from administrative and other public legal relations.

The courts shall also have jurisdiction over other cases referred to their competence by law.