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17 types of civil disputes
Legal analysis:

1. personality right dispute

2. Divorce disputes

3. Legal succession disputes

4. Ownership disputes

5. Disputes over compensation for property damage

6. Disputes over the allocation of compensation fees for contracted land expropriation

7. Disputes over the right to the contracted management of land

8. Disputes over the right to use construction land

9. Sales contract disputes

10. Real estate development and operation contract disputes

1 1. House sales contract dispute

12. Financial loan contract disputes

13. Private lending disputes

14. guarantee contract disputes

15. Lease contract disputes

16. Trademark infringement dispute

17. labor contract disputes

18. Disputes over equity transfer

19. Liability insurance contract disputes

20. Personal insurance contract disputes

2 1. motor vehicle traffic accident liability dispute

22. Medical damage liability disputes

Legal basis: Notice of the Supreme People's Court Municipality on Printing and Distributing the Revised Provisions on the Cause of Action of Civil Cases. The cause of action of a civil case should be determined according to the nature of the civil legal relationship between the parties. In view of the fact that there may be multiple claims of the parties in a specific case, the focus of the dispute may also be multiple. In order to ensure the high generality and conciseness of the cause of action, the revised provisions on the cause of action still follow the criteria for determining the cause of action in 20 1 1, that is, the expression of the cause of action in civil cases is determined to be "the nature of legal relationship" plus "dispute" in principle. However, in practice, the civil legal relationship between the parties is complex and changeable, and it is difficult to better meet the needs of civil trial practice and judicial statistics by simply dividing the cause of action system based on legal relationship. Therefore, the revised Provisions on the Cause of Action insists on the nature of legal relationship as the main standard for determining the cause of action, and at the same time determines a few causes of action according to other standards such as the right of claim, the right of formation or the lawsuit of confirmation. The expression of a few causes of action also includes the focus of controversy, the subject matter, the way of infringement and other elements. In addition, in order to make a clear distinction with the cause of action of administrative cases, this revision also gives special treatment to the expression of individual causes of action.

Reasons for handling cases by non-litigation procedures such as special procedures, supervision procedures, publicity procedures, company liquidation, bankruptcy procedures, etc. The civil procedure law stipulates that it should be stated directly according to the litigation request of the parties; The causes of special litigation cases such as public interest litigation, third party revocation litigation and objection litigation in the execution procedure are directly expressed in accordance with the litigation system stipulated in the revised Civil Procedure Law.