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# Consequential loss clauses in the energy sector: Iraq
- URL: https://www.malektakieddine.com/consequential-loss-clauses-in-the-energy-sector-iraq/
- Published: 2021-03-31T22:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-17T19:31:51.000Z
- Description: The Iraq chapter of CMS’s international energy guide examines how Iraqi law treats direct, indirect and consequential loss, with particular reference to federal service contracts and Kurdistan production-sharing contracts.
- Author: Malek Takieddine
- Tags: #professional-publication, Iraq & Lebanon, Energy, Law & Regulation

| Authors or contributors    | Malek Takieddine                                                                                                                                                             |
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| Publication or institution | CMS — *Consequential Loss Clauses in the Energy Sector: An international guide*                                                                                              |
| Publication date           | April 2021                                                                                                                                                                   |
| Citation                   | Malek Takieddine, “Iraq,” in *Consequential Loss Clauses in the Energy Sector: An international guide*, CMS Guide to Consequential Loss, April 2021, pp. 85–88.              |
| External publication link  | [View the international guide (PDF)](https://cms.law/en/media/expert-guides/files-for-expert-guides/consequential-loss-clauses-in-the-energy-sector?ref=malektakieddine.com) |

The Iraq chapter examines how Iraqi law treats direct, indirect and consequential loss, with particular reference to federal service contracts, Kurdistan production-sharing contracts and the wider contracting practices of the oil and gas industry.