Title in English:
The privacy of the Iraqi Fashion House in preserving the Iraqi cultural heritage through the legal security system to insure designs
Abstract in English:
The insurance system achieves control over the economic benefit of the future of locally produced textile design services for the Iraqi Fashion House, which is one of the most prominent objectives stipulated in the Iraqi Fashion House Law No. 100 of 1983. When the Iraqi Fashion House offers to design or import designs with the intention of imparting The heritage and civilization character of Iraq, these designs may be exposed to the risks of damage, fire or theft while they are in the place designated for their preservation or display, or as a result of contracting with the official authorities or the private sector, or selling and promoting them outside Iraq.
Here, it became necessary for the administrative authority of the Iraqi fashion house to intervene directly to protect these designs by providing privacy for the principle of legal security in securing them. This achieves a kind of reassurance to all parties if the legal aspects of dealing with the services provided by the Iraqi fashion house are legally protected from the possibility of endangering the designs. And that by specifying the specificity of the reasons for securing the designs of fabrics, fabrics and locally produced clothes for the Iraqi Fashion House, and trying to explain the concept of risk in securing these designs. Of course, this legal security, which we recommend to follow from the administrative authority, is consistent with the goals of the Iraqi Fashion House in providing the services stipulated by the law for these designs.