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ARTICLE · 04 APRIL 2020

The Validity Of Electronic Signatures Under Cyprus Law – COVID19

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Key points on the legal framework guiding the validity of electronic signatures in Cyprus. The (digital) silver lining of COVID-19.

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Key points on the legal framework guiding the validity of electronic signatures in Cyprus. The (digital) silver lining of COVID-19.

It is widely expected that the COVID-19 (widely referred to as the coronavirus) epidemic will cause unprecedented disruption to the global economy and inevitably eventually reshape the way we conduct business. It has become evident that whilst the disruption in certain industries is widespread and chaotic, in other industries the effects can be mitigated through the use of technology.

As a silver lining of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) epidemic, businesses in Cyprus and abroad are increasingly using technology to keep operations and services active and connected. This applies to both the private sector as well as, although in limited form, the public sector. The use of once coveted original documents or signatures is in many cases no longer a pre-requisite for the provision of certain services or the completion of agreements.

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