Best Practices and Legal Implications of E Contracts

The British Academy for Training and Development presents this training course of (Best Practices and Legal Implications of E-Contracts) for those who wish to gain extensive experience in the contemporary field of Electronic Contracting and the legal implications that may result thereof. E-Contracts are not different in structure, formation, types, and contents than regular binding contracts, since E-Contracts are governed by the same General Provisions of Contracts, although such type of contract is still unclassified, since legislators have not established a special classification of specific regulation for this electronic type. Article II of the European Regulation on Consumer Protection, has defined Remote Contracts being the agreements, contracts, or provision of services in remote manner, which may be regulated by the supplier, through the usage of one or more electronic means of communication, until completion of the contract. E-contract is often made on the international level, some have gone on to define the International E-Commerce Contracts as new type of agreements in which goods and services are transferred by people in other countries through the use of modern technologies.