Article 26. Disputes settled by economic court

Economic court shall settle disputes:

1) on disagreements arising at the conclusion of a contract, the obligatory conclusion of which is provided for by law;

2) on disagreements arising from the conclusion of a contract, the transfer of which to the court is agreed by the parties to the contract;

3) on amendment or termination of a contract;

4) on declaring a transaction invalid;

5) on non-performance or improper performance of obligations;

6) on declaration of ownership;

7) on reclamation of property from another's adverse possession by the owner or another lawful possessor;

8) on violation of ownership rights to the objects of intellectual activity and means of identification of parties to a civil transaction of goods, works and services;

9) on violation of the rights of the owner or another lawful possessor, not related to dispossession;

10) on damages for losses;

11) on protection of business reputation;

12) on recognizing as not subject to execution an executive or other document, according to which collection is carried out in an indisputable (non-acceptance) manner, with the exception of an executive or other document, according to requirements arising from administrative and other public legal relations;

13) on recovery of penalties from legal persons and citizens by regulatory authorities, if law does not provide for their uncontested (acceptance-free) recovery;

14) on the return from the budget in an uncontested (acceptance-free) manner of funds collected by the regulatory authorities in violation of the requirements of the legislation.

The court shall also settle other disputes attributed to its competence by law.