Determining legal responsibility when an error occurs in submitting government tenders and purchases through the electronic portal (an analytical study)

Abstract

Abstract
This research focuses - mainly - on knowing who bears the legal responsibility for the error in submitting government bids and purchases through the electronic portal. It initially addressed knowing all the people specialized in submitting these bids and purchases through the electronic portal, then addressed knowing the role of each person individually, whether a natural or legal person, then addressed the legal opinions on determining the type of error that may result in harm to one of the competitors. If the type of error is purely personal, then the competent employee is the one who bears its results, but if the type of error is purely service-related, then the administrative body is the one who bears its results. Then it also addressed another important topic, which is knowing the body responsible for adjudicating compensation requests and lawsuits that may be filed by the person harmed by that error.