Electronic commerce and electronic document’s statute

Moise Bojincă and Moise Bojincă
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Moise Bojincă: University of Tg. Jiu, Romania
Moise Bojincă: University of Petroşani, Romania

Annals of the University of Petrosani, Economics, 2003, vol. 3, 33-36

Abstract: Electronic signature represents ”electronic information attached or associated with other electronic dates, used as identification method”. To produce valid juridical effects electronic signature must: be uniquely related to its signatory, assure signatory’s identification, be created through safe methods, controlled by the signatory, be related with electronic information, so any further change to be identified. A European directive regarding electronic signature requires to all members to adjust their legislation – so as any commercial relation or contract signed electronically to be valid. So in the past, in doctrine electronic registration were simple copies and were not considered evidences, but now according to law 455/2001 electronic signature can be assimilated with private certificate

Keywords: contract; electronic commerce; contractor; natural and legal persons; authorization; legislation; free and fair competition principle; obligations (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2003
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