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ESIGN State Laws Arkansas
Posted September 19th, 2007 by isaac
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Alabama adopted UETA in 2001 with Arkansas Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (2001 Arkansas SB159/HB1021) and entered it as Act No. 905 (available here)
THE ELECTRONIC RECORDS AND SIGNATURES ACT [Act 718 of 1999] - (online here)
(a) Any rule of law which requires a record of that type to be in writing shall be deemed satisfied;
(b) Any rule of law which requires a signature shall be deemed satisfied; and
(c) Any rule of law which requires a witness or notary shall be deemed satisfied by the electronic signature of such witness or notary.
THE INFORMATION NETWORK OF ARKANSAS ACT [SB378 of 1999 ] - (online here)
(a) The Information Network of Arkansas shall have the following duties: (1)... system to provide electronic access to members of the public to public information and to develop, implement, and promote the use of electronic commerce and digital signature applications within the state in cooperation with the Department of Computer Services Information Systems;
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER - ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES ON ELECTRONIC RECORDS [Act 119 of 1999] - (online here)
Section 1(d) - "the commissioner in his discretion may accept electronic, or electronic facsimile-transmitted, or computer-readable signatures subject to such conditions and terms as he may determine."
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