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The E-Commerce Directive and Formation of Contract in a Comparative Perspective
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Christina Hultmark Ramberg
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May 18, 2001
This paper will point to some of the problems in implementing the E-Commerce Directive in national contract law, with a particular focus on Articles 9-11 related to formation of contracts by electronic means. Throughout the paper I will make comparisons with the US Uniform Electronic Transaction Act (UETA), The Principles of European Contract Law (PECL) and the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce.
Published Online: 2001-5-18
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Keywords for this article
E-Commerce;
Contract;
Mistake;
Confirmation;
UETA;
UNCITRAL;
Electronic Signature
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