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المستخلص
With the end of the twentieth century, the world witnessed, in an unprecedented way, a tremendous and rapid development in the world of modern communications and information technology. Therefore, civil responsibility for the performance of modern telecommunications service, specifically mobile phone and Internet contracts, is one of the topics worthy of research
Mobile phone and Internet contracts and the resulting contractual relations are matters worthy of research, as there are many obligations for modern telecommunications service providers, whether the mobile phone service provider, the network access service provider, or the accommodation service provider, including their commitment to enabling the user to connect to the network with the required quality, as well as the commitment to information and confidentiality. And many other commitments to be clarified through the research.
Also, there are many penalties that fall on service providers and the user’s right to appropriate compensation in case the service provider breaches his contractual obligations.
Also, mobile phone towers and antennas generate electromagnetic waves that cause many diseases, as telecommunications companies often do not take into account the controls for the construction of these towers, which leads to a demand from telecommunications companies for compensation for the damages caused by these towers, despite the different opinions about the existence of these damages or not. But whatever the dispute, there is a real fear resulting from the installation of communication towers, which is in fact worthy of research and clarification.
Also, modern communications products, whether mobile phones or other modern devices, naturally led to raising the responsibility of the producer of such devices - the manufacturing companies - and there were many opinions on this part between the responsibility of the product in accordance with the general rules, whether in its contractual scope or its default scope. Civil liability in its traditional sense, whether in its contractual or negligent scope, which is no longer feasible in some cases or often sufficient to redress the damage caused to consumers of telecommunication devices as a result of the defects of those devices they purchase
Therefore, some demanded the demolition of the distinction between contractual liability and tort liability and its incorporation into one system in the field of liability for the act of defective products. Hence, European Directive 374 of 1985 issued by the European Parliament on July 25, 1985 related to the provisions of the substantive liability of the producer arising from the act of his defective products, which It was transferred to French legislation under Law 389 of 1998 issued on May 19, 1998.