Electronic Transactions Act 2010 s 16G

s 16G Requirement for signature

16G. Where a rule of law requires a signature of a person, or provides for certain consequences if a transferable document or instrument is not signed, that requirement is met with respect to an electronic transferable record if a reliable method is used —(a) to identify that person; and (b) to indicate that person’s intention in respect of the information contained in the electronic transferable record.[5/2021]

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