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Are contracts concluded on the Internet valid and enforceable ? An analysis of the Law applicable to contracting on the Internet
The Internet allows contractual negotiations to take place electronically between parties in different national and international jurisdictions. A commercial transaction may be concluded and performed electronically without the parties ever having met or communicated with each other in a formal or i...
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Department of Private Law
2021
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