Chapter IV
ENTRY INTO AND EXECUTION OF E-CONTRACTS
Article 33. E-contracts
E-contracts mean contracts established in the form of data messages provided for in this Law.
Article 34. Recognition of legal validity of e-contracts
The legal validity of an e-contract cannot be disclaimed for the sole reason that it is expressed as a data message.
Article 35. Principles of entry into and execution of e-contracts
1. Participating parties shall have the right to reach agreement on the use of electronic means in the entry into and execution of contracts.
2. The entry into and execution of an e-contract shall comply with the provisions of this Law and law on contracts.
3. When entering into and executing e-contracts, the parties shall have the right to reach agreement on technical requirements, certification, conditions to ensure integrity and confidentiality related to such e-contracts.
Article 36. Entry into e-contracts
1. Entry into e-contracts means the use of data messages to execute part or whole of transactions in the process of entering into contracts.
2. In the process of entering into contracts, unless otherwise agreed upon by concerned parties, an offer to enter into a contract and acceptance of the offer to enter into the contract may be carried out through data messages.
Article 37. Receipt, sending, time, location of sending or receiving data messages in entering into and execution of e-contracts
The receipt, sending, time, location of sending or receiving data messages in entering into and execution of e-contracts shall be comply with Articles 17, 18, 19 and 20 of this Law.
Article 38. Legal validity of a notice in entry into and execution of e-contracts
In the process of entering into and executing an e-contract, a notice in the form of a data message shall be legally valid like a notice in the traditional form.