The College of Law discusses a master’s thesis on the legal regulation of the delivery service contract

The College of Law discusses a master’s thesis on the legal regulation of the delivery service contract
The Faculty of Law, University of Karbala, discussed the Master’s thesis tagged: (The Legal Organization of the Delivery Service Contract – A Comparative Study -) The thesis was submitted by the student “Harith Hussein Nassif”.
The study aimed to show that the seller’s obligation to provide the commercial delivery service after the sale stems from the will of the contract parties, and this will to guarantee the contract whatever conditions it wants, and these conditions cannot violate public order or public morals. It witnessed a great development, especially with the advent of the Internet, and this period is considered the birth of the term electronic commerce, which is considered the turning point and the global economic recovery, which turned the trade and its dealings in a remarkable way, which resulted in transactions that did not exist on the scene, including the commercial delivery service contract. Consumers are willing to enter into this type of contract.
The study reached a number of results and recommendations, the most important of which is that the commercial delivery service, although it is closely related to the sales contract, does not apply to all sales contracts. On the one hand, the delivery service cannot be imagined in the real estate sale contract, and on the other hand, this service can only be provided In the sales contract that includes this clause.
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