Common use of Electronic Records and Signatures Clause in Contracts

Electronic Records and Signatures. The parties intend that reasonably reliable electronic records and signatures shall be binding upon the parties in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act. The parties agree that records and signatures transmitted by facsimile when bearing the routing information and imprints ordinarily provided by such technology, shall constitute binding records and signatures upon the parties. Either party may, in any facsimile, expressly rebut the binding effect of such communication, but such exclusion from this section shall only apply to that particular facsimile transmission. The parties further agree that a notice under Section 10.3 may be given by e-mail and shall constitute a writing. The parties further agree that e-mail, voice mail or other recording of voices shall not constitute an electronic signature for purposes of the parties' transactions under this Agreement. Finally, other forms of electronic record and signature may be adopted by the parties by subsequent agreement from time to time.

Electronic Records and Signatures. The parties intend that reasonably reliable electronic records and signatures shall be binding upon the parties in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act. The parties agree that records and signatures transmitted by facsimile when bearing the routing information and imprints ordinarily provided by such technology, shall constitute binding records and signatures upon the parties. Either party may, in any facsimile, expressly rebut the binding effect of such communication, but such exclusion from this section shall only apply to that particular facsimile transmission. The parties further agree that a notice under Section 10.3 10.06 may be given by e-mail and shall constitute a writing. The parties further agree that e-mail, voice mail or other recording of voices shall not constitute an electronic signature for purposes of the parties' transactions under this Agreement. Finally, other forms of electronic record and signature may be adopted by the parties by subsequent agreement from time to time.

Electronic Records and Signatures. The parties intend that reasonably reliable electronic records and signatures shall be binding upon the parties in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act. The parties agree that records and signatures transmitted by facsimile when bearing the routing information and imprints ordinarily provided by such technology, shall constitute binding records and signatures upon the parties. Either party may, in any facsimile, expressly rebut the binding effect of such communication, but such exclusion from this section Section shall only apply to that particular facsimile transmission. The parties further agree that a notice under Section 10.3 11.03 may be given by e-mail and shall constitute a writing. The parties further agree that e-mail, voice mail or other recording of voices shall not constitute an electronic signature for purposes of the parties' transactions under this Agreement. Finally, other forms of electronic record and signature may be adopted by the parties by subsequent agreement from time to time.

Electronic Records and Signatures. The parties intend that reasonably reliable electronic records and signatures shall be binding upon the parties in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act. The parties agree that records and signatures transmitted by facsimile when bearing the routing information and imprints ordinarily provided by such technology, shall constitute binding records and signatures upon the parties. Either party may, in any facsimile, expressly rebut the binding effect of such communication, but such exclusion from this section shall only apply to that particular facsimile transmission. The parties further agree that a notice under Section 10.3 10.05 may be given by e-mail and shall constitute a writing. The parties further agree that e-mail, voice mail or other recording of voices shall not constitute an electronic signature for purposes of the parties' transactions under this Agreement. Finally, other forms of electronic record and signature may be adopted by the parties by subsequent agreement from time to time.