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Explore the legality of electronic signatures in Bermuda and the laws and regulations that govern their use.
The ETA defines an electronic signature as “a signature form in, attached to, or logically associated with, information that is used by a signatory to indicate his adoption of the content of that information.” A signature must meet four requirements to meet the definition set out by the Act:
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Last Updated 9th October 2024