The Legal Nature of Entering into an Agreement by E-Mail

This article provides a brief analysis of the legal norms governing the conclusion of an agreement by e-mail in the Russian Federation. In addition, judicial practice has been studied, demonstrating that the exchange of scans of documents by e-mail will be considered as conclusion of an agreement in writing, as well as some difficulties in interpreting the legal meaning of concluding an agreement by e-mail without attaching scans of signed documents.

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CIVIL LAW
Published
2024-11-28
DOI
https://doi.org/10.18572/2070-2140-2024-6-6-8
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Dispute Resolution and Class Actions
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The Legal Nature of Entering into an Agreement by E-Mail

Petr S. Mogilevsky
CIVIL LAW
Dispute Resolution and Class Actions
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The Legal Nature of Entering into an Agreement by E-Mail

Petr S. Mogilevsky
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Abstract

This article provides a brief analysis of the legal norms governing the conclusion of an agreement by e-mail in the Russian Federation. In addition, judicial practice has been studied, demonstrating that the exchange of scans of documents by e-mail will be considered as conclusion of an agreement in writing, as well as some difficulties in interpreting the legal meaning of concluding an agreement by e-mail without attaching scans of signed documents.

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