2010/11/3 Andre Schnabel <Andre.Schnabel@gmx.net>:
Hi,
Von: Gianluca Turconi
Gesendet: 03.11.10 08:40 Uhr
Il 02/11/2010 20.57, Charles Marcus ha scritto: > It might sound complicated, but once it is
automated, it would 'just > work'. Of course, the system that holds this information should be >
backed up religiously...;) This system may work, indeed. It would cover several important
national laws in which digital agreements are equalized to written ones.
Ianal - but for German (and most EU countries) law, digital agreements are only
equivalent to written ones, if there is a trusted electronic signature in place.
So a just "click thru" would not really establish something that is legally binding.
The same in Italy, i think. The framework on digital signatures was
established in EU in 1999:
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=CELEX:31999L0093:en:HTML
and i think is currently adopted in almost all UE countries national laws.
bye,
rob
regards,
André
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