Modern civil law
Bibliographic description:
ELECTRONIC CORRESPONDENCE AS EVIDENCE IN ARBITRATION PROCEDURE // Modern civil law. - 2021. №1. . - С. 60-64.
Title:
ELECTRONIC CORRESPONDENCE AS EVIDENCE IN ARBITRATION PROCEDURE
Financing:
Codes:
UDK: 347.769
Annotation:
Contracts of many economic agents provide for correspondence by e-mail.
The most popular way of electronic correspondence is mail services: @ mail.ru, @
google.com, @ yandex.ru. Also, counterparties use messengers — WhatsApp, Viber,
ICQ, and video calling programs that have a file transfer function, for example, Skype.
There are some problems with the use of written evidence from correspondence
through instant messengers, because of lack of legal regulations in this field.
The article analyzes the legal nature of electronic correspondence as evidence in an
arbitration case. We have studied the conditions for using this type of evidence, and
proposed the measures to improve the current law enforcement.
The most popular way of electronic correspondence is mail services: @ mail.ru, @
google.com, @ yandex.ru. Also, counterparties use messengers — WhatsApp, Viber,
ICQ, and video calling programs that have a file transfer function, for example, Skype.
There are some problems with the use of written evidence from correspondence
through instant messengers, because of lack of legal regulations in this field.
The article analyzes the legal nature of electronic correspondence as evidence in an
arbitration case. We have studied the conditions for using this type of evidence, and
proposed the measures to improve the current law enforcement.
Keywords:
arbitration proceedings; evidence; electronic correspondence; screenshot; business correspondence; e-mail; messengers; admissibility.
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