On Tue, Mar 18, 2003 at 02:03:16AM -0500, Doug Phillips wrote:
I wasn't making an argument, just pointing out that (contrary to what was
stated in the prior post) U.S. federal law specifically states that a
message is not prevented from being considered binding just because no
human ever sees it.
Under german law, a message can't be binding if it has not been
sent and received by both a 'person'. Law distinguishes between
'natural' persons (=humans) and 'juristical' persons (=companies,
associations, etc.) which also involves a human. Machines can't
have contracts under german law.
Hadmut
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