1. What is the arbitration fee for contract disputes?
The arbitration fees for contract disputes are generally collected in accordance with the Measures for the Collection of Arbitration Fees of the Arbitration Commission of the State Council General Office. According to national regulations, the current specific standards for accepting cases are as follows:
1. If the disputed amount is less than 654.38+10,000 yuan, it will be charged at 5‰ of the disputed amount, with the minimum not lower than that of 500 yuan.
2. If the disputed amount is between 6,543,800 yuan and 500,000 yuan, 500 yuan will be charged for the part exceeding 6,543,800 yuan plus 4‰;
3. If the disputed amount exceeds 500,000 yuan, 2 100 yuan will be charged, and 3‰ will be charged for the part exceeding 500,000 yuan, but the maximum amount will not exceed 10000 yuan.
4. Under normal circumstances, the disputed amount is subject to the amount requested by the complainant. If the requested amount is different from the actual amount, the actual amount shall prevail.
The amount of dispute is generally based on the amount claimed by the applicant in the arbitration request. If there is any discrepancy between the requested amount and the actual amount, the actual amount shall prevail. The case handling fee is charged according to the actual expenditure.
According to the arbitration law, the parties shall pay the arbitration fee in accordance with the regulations. The Arbitration Commission shall, when formulating a new standard for collecting arbitration fees, report it to the relevant price department and collect it after approval by the price department.
Therefore, there is a charge for civil arbitration, depending on local regulations.
Arbitration fees usually include the management fees of arbitration institutions, the remuneration and fees of arbitrators, and other reasonable and practical expenses incurred in handling arbitration cases, such as the fees for the arbitration tribunal to hire experts, appraisers and translators, and the fees for investigation and evidence collection.
Arbitration fee refers to the funds required by the arbitration institution to handle disputes from the parties according to the arbitration rules or relevant provisions of the state. Arbitration fees are generally divided into case acceptance fees and case handling fees. The so-called case acceptance fee refers to the expenses incurred by the arbitration organ in handling the case. The so-called case handling fee refers to the expenses incurred by the losing party to compensate the winning party for handling the case, including attorney's fees, appraisal fees, inspection fees, travel expenses, witness lost time, room and board fees, etc.
Second, what is contract dispute arbitration?
Arbitration refers to a dispute settlement method in which both parties agree to submit the dispute to a third party (with recognized status), and the third party will judge the merits of the dispute and make a ruling. Arbitration is different from litigation and trial. Arbitration requires both parties to be voluntary, which is also different from compulsory mediation. It is a special kind of mediation and voluntary arbitration, which is different from compulsory arbitration such as litigation. Cases in which contract disputes can be applied for arbitration:
First, economic contract disputes. Including purchase and sale, construction project contracting, processing contracting, cargo transportation, power supply, warehousing, property leasing, loans, property insurance and other economic contract disputes.
Second, real estate contract disputes. Including real estate transfer, real estate mortgage, housing lease contract disputes.
Third, technical contract disputes. Including technical development, technology transfer, technical consultation and technical service contract disputes.
Fourth, financial, securities and futures trading disputes.
Fifth, intellectual property contract disputes. Including copyright and trademark licensing contract disputes, patent licensing contract disputes.
Sixth, foreign-related economic contract disputes. Including foreign-related sales, consignment sales, transportation, technology transfer, leasing, insurance and Sino-foreign joint ventures and cooperation contract disputes, as well as other foreign-related economic and trade contract disputes.
Seventh, maritime and maritime contract disputes. Including maritime cargo transport, maritime passenger transport, ship leasing, maritime tugboat, marine insurance contract and other disputes.
Eighth, disputes over property rights such as civil contracts. Including non-contractual disputes such as private lending, personal partnership and property infringement.
For cases of contract dispute arbitration, it is inevitable to charge fees, because this kind of arbitration is different from labor arbitration. In this case, arbitrators will be required to arbitrate, and these personnel are composed of professionals in this field.