The Faculty of law at Karbala University discussed the doctoral thesis of the student (Thamer Abdul-Jabbar Abdul-Abbas), tagged with (legal regulation of electronic companies is a comparative study), and on the Hall of the late Professor Dr. Abbas al-Husseini at the faculty ..
The topic of the study in this thesis aims to address how to establish an electronic company; which arose as a result of the development of financial services and the development of electronic commerce, the emergence of this new type of companies, which differs in terms of the means used from traditional companies, arises in a virtual and non-physical world, by opening a website via the International Communication Network, and establishing the company in an electronic manner, and dealing remotely.
The study concluded that the Iraqi legislature has not regulated the provisions of electronic companies, despite issuing laws concerned with regulating the electronic aspects of some legal acts, such as the electronic signature law, so it is a legislative deficiency.
This study recommended filling the legislative deficit of the Iraqi legislature by issuing an independent law or amending the legislation in force, including the companies law in force and amended No. 21 of 1997, which regulated the provisions of traditional companies only .
The discussion Committee was chaired by Prof. Dr. Alaa Aziz from the Faculty of law, Karbala University, and the membership of Prof. Dr. methaq Talib Abdul from the Faculty of Law, University of Babylon, Prof. Dr. Ashwaq Abdul Rasul from the Faculty of law, Karbala University, assistant professor Dr. Mohammed Kazim Mohammed from the Faculty of law, Qadisiyah University, assistant professor Dr. Ishraq Sabah from the Faculty of law, Karbala University, and Prof. Dr. Bassem Alwan Toma from the Faculty of law, Ahl Al Bayt University as an honorary member .
