Examples of using Electronic contracting in English and their translations into Russian
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Iii Electronic contracting(A/CN.9/WG. IV/ WP.91);
United Nations Convention on Electronic Contracting 2005.
Electronic contracting: provisions for a draft convention 18-125 4.
The practical importance of working on electronic contracting was also emphasized.
III. Electronic contracting: provisions for a draft convention General comments.
The Working Group held an extensive discussion on issues related to electronic contracting A/CN.9/484, paras. 94-127.
It also thought that an international instrument on electronic contracting would facilitate the use of modern means of communication in cross-border commercial transactions by providing greater legal certainty.
It further noted that the new edition, completed in 2004, contained five new chapters andrevisions to take into account electronic contracting.
Working Group IV(Electronic Commerce)began its deliberations on electronic contracting at its thirty-ninth session New York, 11-15 March 2002.
His delegation therefore supported the efforts of UNCITRAL andits relevant working groups to elaborate an international instrument on electronic contracting.
There were also differing views regarding the scope of future work on electronic contracting, as well as the appropriate moment to begin such work.
Legal writings on electronic contracting have proposed a distinction between websites offering goods or services through interactive applications and those that use non-interactive applications.
The Commission is also preparing international standards in the fields of secured credit,arbitration, electronic contracting, transport and Government procurement law.
In addition to electronic contracting and authentication of electronic records, an area that deserves special attention is the resolution of commercial disputes arising in the context of e-commerce.
Notes by the Secretariat on legal barriers to the development of electronic commerce(A/CN.9/WG. IV/WP.89) and on electronic contracting(A/CN.9/WG. IV/WP.91), which are referred to in paragraph 2;
In electronic contracting, such a record, which may exist as a data message, may only be temporarily retained or may be available only to the party through whose information system the contract was concluded.
The Commission had also continued to do constructive work in the areas of insolvency,security interests, electronic contracting, transport law and privately financed infrastructure projects.
The Working Group held an extensive discussion on the relationship between its work concerning removal of barriers to electronic commerce in existing international conventions andthe preparation of a draft convention on electronic contracting.
The Commission also continued its work on the subjects of insolvency,security interests, electronic contracting, transport law and privately financed infrastructure projects.
It was noted that the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce, which is not concerned with substantive issues that arise in contract formation,does not deal with the consequences of mistake and error in electronic contracting.
Having agreed that its work should focus on issues related to electronic contracting, the Working Group proceeded to consider other general comments relating to the scope of the draft convention.
After discussion, the Working Group came to the preliminary conclusion that,in undertaking studies as to the possible scope of a future instrument on electronic contracting, attention should not focus on consumer protection issues.
Before considering the individual provisions for a draft convention on electronic contracting, the Working Group engaged in a general exchange of views concerning the form and scope of the instrument, its underlying principles and some of its main features.
The Working Group took the view that it was preferable to hold a discussion on the appropriate solution for those issues in the context of its consideration of the draft convention on electronic contracting, to the extent that the issues were common.
It was said that the preparation of an instrument dealing specifically with issues related to electronic contracting carried with it the risk of establishing a duality of regimes depending on the means used for contract formation.
His delegation hoped that the work would be completed during the first quarter of 2005; however,it was important not to impose any rigid time constraints that might hinder the development of a truly effective instrument to regulate electronic contracting.
They included electronic contracting, considered from the perspective of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the Sale of Goods("the United Nations Sales Convention"), dispute settlement and dematerialization of documents of title, in particular in the transport industry.
Lastly, the Working Group agreed that it should attempt to identify the common elements between removing legal barriers to electronic commerce in existing instruments anda possible international convention on electronic contracting.
The topics on which the Commission agreed that preliminary studies should be undertaken included electronic contracting, considered from the perspective of the United Nations Sales Convention, and dispute settlement and dematerialization of documents of title and negotiable instruments.
The Working Group noted that when it had first considered the possibility of further work on electronic commerce after the adoption of the Model Law on Electronic Signatures,it had contemplated, among other issues, a topic broadly referred to as"electronic contracting.