Electronic contract validity prevents proposals, acceptances, and revocations from becoming unenforceable merely because parties used electronic records. Section 10A ensures that contracts are not unenforceable solely because proposals, acceptances, or revocations are expressed electronically or through ... Summary
Electronic contract validity prevents proposals, acceptances, and revocations from becoming unenforceable merely because parties used electronic records.
Section 10A ensures that contracts are not unenforceable solely because proposals, acceptances, or revocations are expressed electronically or through electronic records. It applies to communications used in contract formation and accords legal recognition to electronic means for those purposes. The provision was inserted through the Information Technology (Amendment) Act, 2008 and took effect from 27 October 2009.
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