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If we're going to have that attitude, let's start a thread about parrots! Or
at least photographing them...
Frank Paris
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Maris
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From: "Hersch Nitikman" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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| Interesting! Was it a Federal law? In what jurisdictions doe
It is - see my post of 12 hours ago.
Maris
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From: "Sumtingwong" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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| I would have to do more research on this. A well infor
On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Sumtingwong wrote:
I would have to do more research on this. A well informed friend told me
about it at work. I do believe that it is now part of the U.S. Code,
though.
I hate for my first post to this list to be off-topic, but it is indeed
federal law. The law is
that makes a digital signature (i.e.
email) good in court.
Spencer Stone
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:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Gordon Tassi
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Although we are getting closer to a paperless society, I think that the
biggest
impediment is based on our legal system. Though we could
Recent legislative changes both in the US and Canada, have recognized
the legality of electronic documentation under certain conditions.
Eventually, through the use of bio-metrics, your electronic "signature"
will be as "good" and as unique as your fingerprint.
My on-line brokerage allows me
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A law was just passed here in the US that makes a digital signature (i.e.
email) good in court.
Spencer Stone
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or take for granted that the person has actually gotten the message until I
have spoken with them voice to voice.
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: Thursday, February 01, 2001 10:59 AM
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Eventually, through the use of bio-metrics, your electronic "signature"
will be as "good" and as unique as your fingerprint.
What you say may be true enough; but even
e document not
sit beside the document.
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From: Laurie Solomon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Eventually, through the use of bio-metrics, your electronic
Sorry to hear that you broke your delete finger; hope it gets better soon.
:-)
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Sorry to hear that you broke your delete finger; hope it gets better soon.
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If we're going to have that attitude, let's start a thread about parrots! Or
at least photographing them...
Frank Paris
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, January 31, 2001 10:19 PM
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Interesting! Was it a Federal law? In what jurisdictions does it apply?
Hersch
At 06:00 PM 01/31/2001 -1000, you wrote:
A law was just passed here in the US that makes a digital signature (i.e.
email) good
In a message dated 2/1/2001 11:17:02 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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. My comment was
tongue-in-cheek with a smiley face to boot; it was not an instance of coping
an attitude.
Amen
, January 31, 2001 10:00 PM
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A law was just passed here in the US that makes a digital signature (i.e.
email) good in court.
Spencer Stone
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Although we are getting closer to a paperless society, I think that the biggest
impediment is based on our legal system. Though we could electronically transmit
signed documents showing some type of commitment to do something, the demand of a
document that has a "fresh" signature is still the
I don't think we'll ever be even mostly paperless. Paper has 2 values I
can't see computers replacing despite technology improvements in ways we
can't even imagine now.
Ease of use in all too many instances - flipping back and forth between
pages of a book, or a filmscanner review, or often
The Electronic Communications Act 2000 is a start.
http://www.hmso.gov.uk/acts/acts2000/2007.htm
Maris
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From: "Gordon Tassi" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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In a message dated 01/31/2001 12:00:15 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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The Electronic Communications Act 2000 is a start
Faxed copies of legal documents such as lien waivers, applications and
affadavits are being accepted as "legal" to the courts in some areas. Some
: filmscanners: Re: paperless office
Although we are getting closer to a paperless society, I think that the
biggest
impediment is based on our legal system. Though we could electronically
transmit
signed documents showing some type of commitment to do something, the demand
of a
document that has
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