Canada:
Comment On Tabet v. Equityfeed Corporation – Electronic Signature: Two Steps Forward, Three Steps Back
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"The recent decision in Tabet v. Equityfeed Corporation is
(almost!) a "Bar School case" for the technological
evidence module. The concepts of "technological
document", "original", "integrity",
"copy" and "transfer" are adroitly woven
together, in a situation involving software marketing. Nor is
"electronic signature" left out; it too is interpreted,
in a manner that is as narrow as it is surprising, and it is that
point that this article will address. ''
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