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ARTICLE · 01 MAY 2020

COVID -19 : A Catalyst For e-Contracts!

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COVID – 19 is a crisis forcibly changing India and pushing it towards digitalisation.

IndiaCoronavirus (COVID-19)

COVID – 19 is a crisis forcibly changing India and pushing it towards digitalisation. While online classrooms, webinars, digital conferences, etc are becoming the norm, one wonders the fate of commercial legal contracts. Going forward, whether e-contracts will become the new mode of determination of rights, liabilities and obligations? How prepared is our legal system for such a challenge? This write up is an attempt to address these questions.

E-contracts in India

India is no stranger to digital agreements or e-contracts. In its endeavour to keep pace with the global momentum, Indian legislation, in the recent past, have accepted digitisation of the process of execution of contracts. Although e-contracts are recognised in India, and there are laws governing them, the prevalent approached towards the execution of contracts in India is still the traditional way of 'ink – signatures'.

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