Reg­u­lat­ing elec­tron­ic com­merce con­tracts under na­tion­al and private in­ter­na­tion­al law norms: Prob­lems and pro­spects for im­prove­ment

De­vel­op­ment sum­mary

Obid­jonova Sevarax­on Bax­odir­jon qizi in­vest­ig­ates the na­tion­al and private in­ter­na­tion­al law found­a­tions on which con­trac­tu­al re­la­tions in elec­tron­ic com­merce can be reg­u­lated, using Uzbek le­gis­la­tion as the point of de­par­ture. The ana­lys­is turns on the de­term­in­a­tion of the law ap­plic­able to cross-border elec­tron­ic trans­ac­tions, party autonomy, mutual re­cog­ni­tion of the legal force of elec­tron­ic doc­u­ments and di­git­al sig­na­tures, con­sumer pro­tec­tion and dis­pute res­ol­u­tion mech­an­isms.