Law No. 20 of 2014 Concerning Electronic Transactions
Article (12)
If the addressee is requested by the creator, by means of an electronic
document or record, to serve a notice to the latter acknowledging the receipt
of the electronic document or record or has agreed previously on the same,
the addressee’s notice to the creator served through an electronic means or
any other means, or the taking of any act or procedure indicating that he
received the electronic document or record shall be considered a consent to
that request or an implementation of the agreement.
If the creator makes the effect of the electronic document or record conditional
upon receiving a notice from the addressee acknowledging receipt of the
electronic document or register, the electronic document or register shall
have no legal effect unless such notice is received.
If the creator requested the addressee to serve a notice acknowledging the
receipt of the electronic document or record and the latter did not serve such
notice, the creator shall have the right, within a reasonable period, to serve a
warning to the addressee informing him that he should send a notice within a
specific period. Otherwise, the electronic document or record will be deemed
void if the creator did not receive the notice within this period.
The notice acknowledging the receipt shall not be considered in itself an
indication that the content of the electronic document or record that received
by the addressee is identical to the content of the electronic document or
record sent by the creator.
Article (13)
The electronic document or record shall not be binding to the addressee if the
creator precludes the possibility of retrieving, printing, storing or maintaining
the electronic document or record by the addressee.
Article (14)
The electronic document or record may be kept for the purposes of evidence,
documentation or any other purpose. The same shall be considered an
evidence binding the parties thereto, all unless a specific provision in another
law requires the keeping of a written evidence.
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Article (15)
The electronic document or record shall be deemed sent from the time it was
entered into data processing system which is not subject to the control of