What should be paid attention to in resolving contract disputes?

From the signing of the contract to the completion of the contract, it usually takes a certain process, and in this process, no one can predict whether there will be any accidents, so even if the contract is signed, disputes are likely to occur afterwards. Then, when we encounter a contract dispute, how to save the evidence that is beneficial to us and what should we pay attention to when solving the contract dispute? The following is a detailed introduction for you. 1. How to preserve evidence in contract disputes The burden of proof determines the key scope of evidence preservation by the parties, and the type of evidence determines the form of evidence preservation by the parties. The purpose of evidence preservation is to make the facts that are beneficial to oneself in a provable state, so that the facts that are beneficial to oneself cannot be proved, resulting in the actual consequences of eating dumb losses. The specific requirements for evidence preservation of contract disputes are as follows: 1. Complete preservation of the contract and related agreements, as well as relevant materials agreed by both parties to be included in the contract. These documentary evidences directly prove the establishment and effectiveness of the contract and the specific contents of the contract. 2. During the performance of the contract, the parties shall keep the evidence of the other party's performance of the contract. There must be a receipt for delivery and an invoice or other receipt for payment. 3. Notices, circulars and objections sent to the other party during the performance of the contract. However, if possible, they should remain intact. In particular, the notice of product quality objection and termination of the contract must be made in written form or signed by it, mailed or made by telephone, and telephone recording should be made at the same time. 4. There are the following kinds of evidence of contract disputes: (1) Documentary evidence refers to articles that record people's thoughts or behaviors in words and express certain thoughts with symbols and charts, and their contents can prove the true situation of the event. (2) Material evidence refers to articles and traces that can prove the true situation of a case with their own appearance, quality, specifications and characteristics. (3) Audio-visual materials refer to the use of recorded contents of audio and video recordings or reflected images as well as data and materials stored in electronic calculators as evidence to prove the true situation of a case. This is new evidence of applying modern technology to disputes. (4) A witness refers to a person who knows the circumstances of a case and is summoned by the people's court to testify in court. A statement made by a witness to the people's court that can prove the case is called witness testimony. The witness's testimony shall generally be presented orally by the witness in court, but if the witness is unable to appear in court for justified reasons, he may provide written testimony. (5) The statement of the parties refers to the statement made by the parties to the people's court on the facts of the case they know. (6) Appraisal conclusion refers to the conclusion made by the appraiser after analyzing and appraising some specialized issues in the case designated by the people's court according to the provided case materials and using his own professional knowledge. (7) The record of inquests refers to the records made by the judges of the people's court when they conduct inquests and inspections on the scene and articles related to the case. Second, what should be paid attention to in resolving contract disputes? In the event of a contract dispute, we should pay attention to the following issues: 1, subject qualification, the legal person branch does not have independent subject qualification, and the legal person who set up the branch shall bear the responsibility. 2, special disputes, using the contract for fraud, as a fraud case, shall be investigated for criminal responsibility according to law. 3. The competent court. In case of a contract dispute, the parties may, through written agreement, choose the people's court where the defendant's domicile, the place where the contract is performed, the place where the contract is signed, the plaintiff's domicile and the subject matter are located for jurisdiction. To sum up, it is the legal knowledge about "how to preserve evidence in contract disputes" and "what should be paid attention to in solving contract disputes". Through the above introduction, I hope I can help you solve the contract dispute. When you encounter a contract dispute, you must be calm, find the materials related to the dispute and study them carefully. Of course, it's best to consult an expert lawyer on the contract issue, and let the lawyer help you analyze the case from a professional point of view, find out the evidence that is beneficial to you and solve the dispute.