Article 110. Grounds for termination of the proceedings on the case

The court shall terminate the proceedings on the case, if:

1) the case is not under the jurisdiction of the economic court, the civil court or the administrative court;

2) there are entered into legal force judgments of a civil court, economic court or a competent foreign court adopted on a dispute between the same persons, on the same subject matter, and on the same grounds, with the exception of the instances, when the economic court has refused the recognition and enforcement of the judgment of the foreign court;

3) there is an entered into legal force award of a court of arbitration adopted on a dispute between the same persons, on the same subject matter, and on the same grounds, with the exception of the cases, when the economic court has refused to issue the court order on enforcement of this award;

31) there is an arbitration award that has entered into legal force, adopted on a dispute between the same persons, on the same subject and on the same grounds, with the exception of cases where the economic court refused to recognize and enforce the arbitration award;

32) if there is a court ruling on the issuance of a writ of execution for the compulsory enforcement of a mediation agreement concluded in respect of a dispute between the same parties, on the same subject matter, and on the same grounds;

4) the legal person, which is a party on the case, has been liquidated;

5) a disputed legal relationship, after the death of the citizen being a party on the case, does not allow legal succession;

6) the plaintiff has refused the claim, and the refusal has been accepted by the court;

7) an amicable agreement has been concluded, and it has been approved by the court;

8) the plaintiff has failed to observe the pre-trial (complaint) order of settling the dispute with the respondent, if it has been established by the legislation for the given category of disputes or by a contract between parties and the possibility of such settlement has been lost;

9) insufficient materials has been collected to restore the lost judicial or enforcement proceedings.