Electronic Signatures in International Contracts
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Carolina Monica Laborde
C. Conclusions 107
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Chapter 5: Argentina 107 issuance of recommendations and the organization of public hearings (Section 35 Argentine Digital Signature Act and Section 10 Executive Order 2628/2002). C. Conclusions Digital signatures are predominant in Argentine legislation. The role of the rest of electronic signatures seems to be reduced. However, it is possible to construe the Argentine Digital Signature Act in a way that reconciles the goals of lawmakers of ensuring security and trust in electronic transactions while increasing the spectrum of signing technologies to be recognized. By allowing the use of electronic signatures in acts subject to no formal requirements the sphere of application of electronic signatures is significantly increased. Likewise, it is ensured that the safest technique is used for acts where the law imposes the signature requirement.
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