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Abstract
Today commercial transactions, and other operations of a conventional nature, need to achieve validity and recognition, in the face of the frenzy of modern times. Being able to negotiate a contract, in which the clauses to reach an agreement are discussed, is no longer a priority, but what we seek to achieve is speed and volume, and for this the most effective tool is computer contracts.
By virtue of the above, digital or electronic channels represent the ideal route so that national and international trade does not slow down and therefore, operations become increasingly efficient, but at the same time, they ensure the parties involved, the rights and obligations that arise from them.
This article analyzes the relationship between Law and IT based on IT contracts and the Positive Law rules that regulate them, according to their characteristics and purpose.
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