Coal Business Disputes

[Coal commercial dispute] refers to the service, quality, quantity, specification, transportation effect, and contract (protocol, contract) of the L or both parties of the three parties involved in the sale process of coal commodities, the buyer or seller, the supplier, the transporter, and the demander. The stated responsibilities and obligations that should be fulfilled have different views and have affected the interests of one of the parties involved. They require the other party to deal with and pay compensation; the requested party disagrees with this view, and thus disagrees. The disagreement in this type of coal sales is coal business disputes. According to the contents of the correction S, can be divided into the following four categories:

1) Disputes over the quality of commercial coal disputes over the amount of commercial coal;

2) Coal orders contract disputes;

3) Arrears of coal disputes.

The existence of coal commercial disputes removes the artificial causes of production, processing, and shipment, as well as its objective aspect. That is, coal is a bulk bulk material of life and production materials, while the transportation method is mainly based on railway transportation. It is influenced by wind, rain, and natural disasters in the middle, so it is not as good as general merchandise management. After processing, coal is loaded into sub-categories of coal bunkers. When it is loaded and loaded, it is a variety of coal, but each car The quality is not balanced, in order to reduce coal business disputes and enable users to understand and understand the pricing policy for coal, the state has made a series of regulations and national standards, and requires users to master and supervise coal mines to improve the quality grade of coal products and do a good job in trading. Under the guidance of relevant economic laws and regulations, scientifically and reasonably resolving such disputes will promote the development of the coal commodity economy and, under the constraints of national laws and regulations, safeguard the basic role of the market economy in resource allocation.