Presumption as to electronic agreements establishes that records with parties' digital signatures are presumed concluded by those signatures. When an electronic record purports to be an agreement containing the electronic or digital signatures of the parties, the Court shall presume that the ... Summary
Presumption as to electronic agreements establishes that records with parties' digital signatures are presumed concluded by those signatures.
When an electronic record purports to be an agreement containing the electronic or digital signatures of the parties, the Court shall presume that the agreement was concluded by affixing those electronic or digital signatures, creating an evidentiary presumption treating such signed electronic records as prima facie proof of a concluded agreement by the signatory parties.
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