Abstract
This research deals with the subscription contract for the service of private electric generators in terms of defining this contract, clarifying its legal nature, its legal classification, and the legal implications arising from it. The research focused on the obligations of the owner of the electric generator as the strong party in this contract. The research concluded a number of conclusions, perhaps the most important of which is that the operation of private electric generators results in multiple health and environmental damages that raise contractual liability, in addition to the tort liability of the generator owner towards subscribers and third parties. The research also concluded that the subscription contract for the service of private electric generators is close in its legal classification to the sale contract in the form of a contract for the supply of services. The owner of the generator is obligated, according to this contract, to supply the subscriber with electric power in the form of successive payments during a specific period and for a monthly fee. The research also concluded a number of recommendations, the most important of which is that the legislator in Iraq and the Kurdistan Region-Iraq organize the subscription contract for the service of private electric generators in a way that defines the concept of this contract due to the importance and common use of it by the people in society.
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