(1) In accordance with the provisions of the scope of application of the Arbitration Law, the Arbitration Commission will accept contract disputes and other property rights disputes between citizens, legal persons and other organizations who are equal subjects.

(2) Contract disputes mainly include: 1. General contract disputes: sales contracts, construction project contracts, undertaking contracts, transportation contracts, power supply, water, gas, heat contracts, warehousing and storage contracts, Disputes over lease contracts, loan contracts, insurance contracts, gift contracts, entrustment contracts, etc. 2. Technology contract disputes: disputes over technology development contracts, technology transfer contracts, technology consulting contracts, technology service contracts, etc. 3. Copyright contract disputes: disputes over licensing contracts, commissioned creation contracts, publishing contracts, etc. 4. Disputes over trademark licensing contracts. 5. Real estate contract disputes: disputes over real estate transfer contracts, real estate mortgage contracts, house leasing contracts, etc. 6. Other civil and commercial contract disputes. Other property rights disputes refer to infringement disputes that often occur in real estate, product quality, intellectual property and other fields. Other property disputes in real estate disputes mainly include: disputes over the ownership or use rights of others' houses; disputes arising from the use of the attached area of ????the house and the use of facilities. Infringement disputes caused by product quality issues are mainly disputes arising from personal and property damage to others caused by defects in the product. The main infringement disputes involving copyright include: disputes arising from the publication of works without the permission of the copyright owner; outside the scope permitted by law, without the permission of the copyright owner, in the form of performances, broadcasts, exhibitions, distribution, filming of movies, television, etc. Disputes arising from the use of works by video recording or adaptation, translation, annotation, editing, etc.; Disputes arising from the use of other people's works without payment of remuneration in accordance with regulations; Disputes arising from plagiarism or plagiarism of other people's works; Without the permission of the copyright owner, Disputes arising from the reproduction and distribution of audio and video recordings produced for profit; disputes arising from the production and counterfeiting of artistic works signed by others, etc. Patent and trademark infringement disputes involving industrial property rights mainly include: disputes arising from the implementation of the patent without the permission of the patent owner; using the same or similar trademark as the registered trademark on the same or similar goods without the permission of the trademark owner disputes arising. For the above disputes, as long as the parties have reached an arbitration clause, arbitration agreement or arbitration supplementary agreement, they can apply for arbitration to the Chengdu Arbitration Commission. Other disputes can also be submitted to the Chengdu Arbitration Commission for arbitration as long as the parties can reach an arbitration agreement to resolve such disputes and do not conflict with the mandatory norms of the law.