E-Commerce
The Electronic Commerce Act of 2001, is based on the E-Commerce Directive of the EU. It regulates in some detail the validity of electronic contracts and transactions. It also provides for rules on the transmission of electronic communications, provision of signature certification, as to the time and place when the electronic communication is deemed to have been dispatched and received.
The Electronic Commerce Act regulates also the liability of intermediary service providers – mere conduiting, caching and hosting would fall under different rules than thos applying to the actual service provider or content provider.
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