The Treaty and Its Importance and Place in Electronic Commerce Law

Abstract

This article attempts to examine its importance and position in electronic commerce law through a descriptive-analytical method and qualitative data analysis. The analysis of the findings and data in this article showed that the specific belief of the drafters of the treaty was that the adoption of uniform rules to remove obstacles to the use of electronic communications used in contracts would increase the legal stability and commercial predictability of international contracts and assist the government in achieving modern trade solutions. The limits and scope of the treaty, the place of business in the treaty, national declarations regarding the scope of application, the relationship of the treaty with other international treaties, freedom of will, proposed amendments and interpretation of the treaty, and interpretative guidelines for the treaty are among other topics that are addressed in this article in relation to the subject.