The phrase "contractual disputes" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to disagreements between two parties involving a contractual agreement. For example, "The company engaged legal counsel to assist with several contractual disputes over a recent merger."
Contractual disputes lead to MotD becoming increasingly irregular.
Contractual disputes take more than twice as long to resolve as in the average E.U. country.
UFC has been known to "lock out" fighters over contractual disputes.
Mr. Fillon said the parties had two weeks to resolve two contractual disputes.
Lawyers are checking regulations, jurisdiction by jurisdiction, to gird for possible future contractual disputes.
"I do a lot of general commercial litigation, so that includes general contractual disputes, banking disputes, some shareholder disputes.
These are the common kinds of non-contractual disputes that may arise in an online enterprise.
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