LEGAL CASE STUDY

Case Study on Law on the Acceptance that takes place in the Modern Methods of Acceptance such as Fax and E-Mail

Case Study on Law on the Acceptance that takes place in the Modern Methods of Acceptance such as Fax and E-Mail

Introduction

To expedite the work, organizations are beginning to use the documents received by email or fax, without registration on paper with handwritten signatures of authorized persons and the original seal. Some companies do so even with the treaties. There are certain procedures which must be observed in order to the validity of these documents. Here in the course are hardware mark the fax confirmation receipt email, classic logs incoming and outgoing correspondence, special provisions in the treaty or agreement on the organization of electronic documents between companies. The submission of evidence documents in the court, during the procedural court trial, is the right to a person involved in the case. However, the presentation of the documents required by the court and may be the duty of the proper performance of which depends on the adoption of a court order or otherwise. When referring to the court to the claim included a full package of necessary documents. In the absence of a required document applications, a claim can be left to the courts without the movement as long as specified in the relevant legal definition of the document is presented side. In the future, the need to provide additional documents (their originals or duly certified copies) can occur at all stages of the process.

Main Argument of the Case

“It is impossible to predict how court will decide when acceptance takes place in the modern methods of acceptance, such as fax and e-mail. The existing case law provides little reference.”

Counter-Argument

“It is possible to predict how court will decide when acceptance takes place in the modern methods of acceptance, such as fax and e-mail.”

Discussion

Documents submitted to the court not only directly (in office in office hours). Sometimes, for some reason, it is more expedient to send the documents to the court by mail. In other cases, for example, if the court, in which the documents are to be submitted, is in another city, and procedural terms do not allow waiting for mail delivery of documents. Documents are sent by fax or e-mail, and then, if necessary, the originals are sent mail. As a rule, in consultation with the client, we take the work on the documents submitted to the court for him on the basis of received power of attorney, because the process is extremely costly in time terms, especially in the case of filing of documents directly to arbitration, not to mention the courts. This is due to their workload and, consequently, with impressive bursts of departments receiving the documents. With the direct submission of documents to the office of the court document itself, the purpose of which is the commission of a procedural action (letter, application, petition or cover sheet to the package of documents submitted), prepared in duplicate, one ...