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المقدمةيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
Praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds, and prayers and peace be upon the supervisors of the messengers; our master Muhammad the messenger is a mercy to the worlds, and to his family and companions, Economic developments and societal transformations are reflected in people’s lifestyles and traditions. Their consumption needs are new, diverse and successive, and at the same time indispensable. Hence, resorting to consumer contracts has become the most widespread means to meet the needs and desires of individuals, In view of the impossibility thereof, either legally or in fact. In economic terms, these contracts play an active role in contributing to the provision of a safe life and increase the efficiency of the production of individuals, as well as the provision and circulation of goods and services, and other mechanisms and equipment based on the implementation of these contracts. Consumer contracts have developed significantly in recent times due to the proliferation of modern technology, such as mobile phone networks, the Internet and others, which are indispensable for most members of society. However, it is noteworthy that Egyptian and Iraqi legislators in particular have not kept pace with this development. Consumer contracts have been limited to providing consumer protection from arbitrary conditions in this regard, in light of the ever-increasing temptations of professionals. In addition, modern business transactions have produced modern methods of an arbitrary nature Most of them. Therefore, the legislator aims to legislate consumer contracts to protect the consumer from the arbitrary conditions contained in these contracts, which reflects positively on the professional, and in particular that consumer contracts fertile ground for these conditions that harm the consumer’s economic interests, and thus reduce his right In the choice and In light of this, this study deals with a very important problem related to consumer protection from arbitrary conditions during its dealings with the public utilities sectors in particular, by rebalancing all other contracts concluded by the consumer with companies and institutions of the public sector, And general and private procedural that provide consumer protection submissive? As well as enabling the judiciary to review the contract and to exclude the arbitrary conditions imposed by the strong party on the weaker party within the principle of the will of the will, with a view to achieving a balance between the rights and obligations of the parties and without forgetting the most important forms and forms of arbitrary conditions in the contract of consumption. To what extent has the legislator been able to provide adequate protection to the consumer encumbered in consumer contracts.