Examples of using A data message in English and their translations into French
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be denied legal effectiveness, validity or enforceability solely on the grounds that it is in the form of a data message.
should be redrafted in the form of an irrebuttable presumption to the effect that the holder of a digital signature would be deemed to be the signer of a data message to which that digital signature was affixed.
It was recalled that the reference to"storage" of a data message had been inserted in subparagraph(c) so as to make it clear that the Model Law
For example, where the originator sent a data message which under the agreement between the parties had to be received by a certain time, and the originator requested an acknowledgement of receipt,
Paragraph(4)(a) should not be misinterpreted as relieving the originator from the consequences of sending a data message, with retroactive effect,
Variant B“(a)‘digital signature' means a numerical value, which is affixed to a data message and which, using a known mathematical procedure associated with the originator's private cryptographic key,
For the purposes of these rules,[identity]‘certificate' means a data message or other record which is issued by a certification authority
the addressee of a computerized transmission of a data message, a data message is deemed to be received at the place where the addressee has its place of business,
A data message shall be presumed to be original information for the purposes of[the law of the enacting State]
The draft Guide should describe the various changes that would normally affect a data message during its transmission and indicate,
ACertificate@ means a data message or other record which is issued by an information certifier
the place where a data message was received or sent.
into an information system, which was used for both the definition of dispatch and that of receipt of a data message, referred to the moment when a data message became available for processing within an information system.
where the originator and the addressee had agreed that receipt of a data message had to be acknowledged.
whether it was appropriate to include telecopy as part of the definition of a data message; and secondly,
enforceability of information must not be denied simply because it is provided in the form of a data message./ Article 5 provides that“Information shall not be denied legal effect, validity or enforceability solely on the grounds that it is in the form of a data message”.
the following sentence could be added at the end of the paragraph:"Nothing in this paragraph shall affect any right to resume the use of a data message for the purpose of conveying a right
In particular, it was pointed out that, by establishing rules under which a data message"would have no legal effect" or would be treated"as though it had never been transmitted", new paragraphs(3) and(4) did deal with certain legal consequences that might result from the transmission of a data message.
It deals rather with attribution of data messages by establishing a presumption that under certain circumstances a data message would be considered as a message of the originator, and goes on to qualify that presumption
With respect to a data message authenticated by means of an electronic signature[other than a secure electronic signature], the electronic signature