Acknowledgment of electronic records determines when communications are binding and permits treatment as unsent after notice. Section 12 permits acknowledgment of electronic records through any communication or conduct indicating receipt where no particular form or method is ... Summary
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Acknowledgment of electronic records determines when communications are binding and permits treatment as unsent after notice.
Section 12 permits acknowledgment of electronic records through any communication or conduct indicating receipt where no particular form or method is stipulated. If binding effect is expressly conditional on acknowledgment, non-receipt means the record is treated as never sent. Otherwise, after the specified, agreed, or reasonable time, the originator may issue notice, allow a reasonable further period, and treat the unacknowledged record as never sent if acknowledgment is still not received.
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