Practice question
A party objects to a contract solely because the agreement is electronic, without identifying any substantive defect or unmet formality. Which is best?
- Electronic form alone does not justify denying legal effect under the Act
- All electronic contracts are automatically void
- Only the seller can ever use electronic records
- The Act applies only to handwritten contracts
- Electronic form proves every other validity requirement without inquiry
Legal references
- https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra2000/ra_8792_2000.html — RA 8792, sections 6–13
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