[Asterisk-Dev] Disclaim by mail

[Duane]

Apollon Koutlides wrote:
> Duane wrote:
> 
>> How's that any different from written signatures?
> 
> 
> Let's assume I make a new application for asterisk, and then send a 
> disclaimer by e-mail in PDF or TIFF or whatever format. Under US Law my 
> signature in electronic form might be accepted, but here in Greece the 
> courts might consider the document to be invalid. IANAL anyway, and 
> international legal/IP issues baffle me :)

I'm not a lawyer either, but I've seen legal documents written 
stipulating the agreement is based on laws governed by the state/country 
where the company (in this case Digium) is. Even if the signature is not 
accepted by your country it's still a legal document and yes 
international laws are fun...

Also button pushing, such as ticking "I agree" then clicking next is a 
legal agreement, so you don't even need a signature to have a legally 
binding contract between 2 parties...

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Best regards,
  Duane

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