Abstract
Abstract: the article discusses the distribution of corporate disputes between courts of general jurisdiction and commercial courts. At the moment, the legislator is guided by the division of legal entities into commercial and nonprofit organizations. The article notes that commercial activity is not included in the subject of proof in corporate disputes, therefore it is a random criterion of judicial jurisdiction. Analyzing the rights and obligations of participants of different companies, the author comes to the conclusion that the division of legal entities into corporate and unitary is important when considering corporate disputes. According to the author, if we recognize the need for a different procedure for the consideration of corporate disputes, it seems more appropriate to allow the separation of cases related to the creation, management and liquidation of unitary legal entities.
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