Evidence materials need to be submitted for prosecution in sales contract disputes

Evidence materials that need to be submitted for sales contract disputes: 1. Written proof of the sales contract. 2. Evidence of performance of contractual obligations. In the sales contract, the buyer needs to provide evidence that the price has been paid, and the seller needs to provide evidence that the goods have been delivered. 3. Evidence that the goods have been inspected or accepted. 4. Evidence that the buyer has paid. Such as bank transfer vouchers, transfer checks, etc.

What evidence needs to be submitted for sales contract disputes

1. Evidence proving the qualifications of the parties (plaintiff, defendant, third party) as litigants

a. If you are a natural person, you must submit your identity information, such as ID card, household registration book, residence permit, etc.

b. If the party concerned is a legal person or other economic organization, the subject registration information shall be submitted; such as enterprise information registered by the industrial and commercial registration authority, corporate registration certificate, organization code, etc.;

c. If the parties have changed their names, split or merged after the occurrence of the disputed legal facts, they shall submit the change registration information.

II. Evidence proving the establishment of the sales contract relationship and the subordinate guarantee contract relationship

a. Sales contract;

b. Order order;

c. Letters and data messages proving breach of contract and effective commitment (including telegrams, telexes, faxes, electronic data interchange, emails, etc.);

d. Valid evidence proving the establishment of the oral contract, Such as witness testimony, actual performance certificate, etc.;

e. Evidence proving the relationship between the guarantee contract, mortgage contract, pledge contract, deposit contract or deposit certificate, letter of guarantee, etc.

3. Evidence of contract performance

a. Delivery and receipt documents: delivery note, delivery note, delivery note, receipt note, warehousing note, warehouse out Bills, waybills, etc.;

b. Payment receipts and receipts: receipts, bank payment vouchers, invoices, etc.

c. Evidence proving arrears of payment: settlement statement, debt note, repayment plan repayment commitment letter, letter that can prove the fact of arrears of payment, etc.;

d. If the contract If it is agreed that the performance will be performed by a third party or performed on behalf of a third party, the third party's proof of the performance of the contract and the corresponding vouchers shall be submitted.

d. Calculation list and calculation methods, formulas, basis, etc. of the parties’ litigation claims.

I hope the above content will be helpful to you. If you have any other questions, please consult a professional lawyer.

Legal basis: Article 65 of the Civil Procedure Law stipulates that parties concerned must provide evidence in a timely manner for their claims. The people's court shall determine the evidence that the parties should provide and the time limit based on the parties' litigation claims and the trial status of the case.