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Research into Legal Problems Concening with Electronic Signature

Zhao Ming

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Abstract

Starting with the intention of electronic signature,and based on the law of electronic signature,the paper expounds the suitable range for electronic signature,analyses the relationship between electronic signature and electronic confirmation,and deeply discusses the significance of electronic signature for the contract going into effect.

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Starting with the intention of electronic signature,and based on the law of electronic signature,the paper expounds the suitable range for electronic signature,analyses the relationship between electronic signature and electronic confirmation,and deeply discusses the significance of electronic signature for the contract going into effect.

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Starting with the intention of electronic signature,and based on the law of electronic signature,the paper expounds the suitable range for electronic signature,analyses the relationship between electronic signature and electronic confirmation,and deeply discusses the significance of electronic signature for the contract going into effect.

Key concepts: Electronic signature, Signature (topology), Digital signature, Range (aeronautics), Computer science, Computer security, Engineering, Mathematics

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