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The Indian Contract Act of 1872 plays a crucial role in determining the validity of ___ in India. |
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False. E-contracts are valid under Indian law as long as they meet the prerequisites of a valid contract. |
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E-contracts differ from traditional contracts primarily because they are executed through ___ systems. |
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Fill in the blank: Common issues that arise with e-contracts include capacity to contract, free consent, applicable law, and ___ jurisdiction. |
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The Indian Contract Act of 1872, the Information Technology Act of 2000, and the Indian Evidence Act of 1872. |
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True or False: The Information Technology Act of 2000 is primarily responsible for the recognition of electronic contracts in India. |
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Fill in the blank: E-contracts can be formed through various online agreements, including browse-wrap, shrink-wrap, and ___ agreements. |
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What challenges do lawmakers face in relation to e-contracts as technology evolves? |
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Lawmakers face the challenge of keeping pace with evolving technologies and addressing emerging issues. |
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True or False: E-contracts require intermediaries for the exchange of goods and services. |
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False. E-contracts allow sellers to reach consumers directly without intermediaries. |
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What principle is crucial in e-contracts to protect against misrepresentation? |
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Fill in the blank: Legal capacity in e-contracts is generally assumed according to the ___ Act. |
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True or False: Both parties in an e-contract can later claim the contract is unenforceable due to lack of competence. |
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False. Once the contract is concluded, both parties are presumed competent and cannot later claim incompetence. |
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E-contracts allow for direct interaction between sellers and ___ without intermediaries. |
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What is the implication of the principle of Uberrimae fidei in the context of e-contracts? |
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It emphasizes the importance of honesty and disclosure in transactions where one party relies on the information provided by another. |
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Click-wrap agreements require users to ___ before accessing a service or product. |
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True or False: In a shrink-wrap agreement, a buyer accepts the contract by keeping the package sealed. |
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Users explicitly agree to terms by clicking a button, indicating acceptance before proceeding. |
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Fill in the blank: Shrink-wrap agreements are commonly associated with ___ purchases. |
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True or False: In browse-wrap contracts, users must actively click to accept terms. |
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What must users do in a type-and-click click-wrap agreement to demonstrate acceptance? |
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Fill in the blank: The acceptance of shrink-wrap agreements is indicated by ___ the package. |
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Users accept the terms by utilizing the website, such as by making a purchase. |