Contract Law in the Era of Commerce: Innovation and legal Implications
Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: A new technology named “smart contracts" Or E- Contracts has arisen. These legal agreements are novel as they are executed automatically using computers which are termed as E- Contracts. This research paper looks at smart contracts from a legal standpoint which includes E-commerce and E- contract. This paper discusses how smart contracts operate and how they fit within existing contract law. It distinguishes between strong and weak smart contracts based on the cost of revocation and modification. The paper suggests that smart contracts are a type of proactive self-help and should not be opposed by lawmakers or judges. Judges and policymakers should consider smart contracts as any other type of agreement, even if certain outrageous cases arise. However, because to E-commerce, people's quality of life has completely transformed. Electronic commerce offers adaptability. The market climate relates to location, time, space, distance, and space in transactions. E-contracts are becoming increasingly popular as e-commerce grows. E-contracts facilitate company reengineering by utilising a combination of techniques, practices, and procedures to transmit information instantly. E-contracts highlight the complexity and adaptability of law to meet societal requirements. Despite challenges and concerns, e-contracts are a popular legal tool that caters to the interests of the general public. India can contribute to the advancement of e-contracts by implementing necessary legislation and judicial precedents. Therefore this paper has also discussed about the merits and demerits of E-Contract. At the end of this paper the author has also given his suggestions suggesting the ways to improve and use of positive aspect in E-contract.
Author: Narendra Rajouriya, Yogendra Singh
Language: English
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6930459471
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