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2013 Ohio Revised Code
Title [13] XIII COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS - OHIO UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE
Chapter 1306 - UNIFORM ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS ACT.
- Section 1306.01 - Definitions.
- Section 1306.02 - Scope of chapter - exceptions.
- Section 1306.03 - Prospective application of chapter.
- Section 1306.04 - Applicability - agreements.
- Section 1306.05 - Citation, construction and application of chapter.
- Section 1306.06 - Electronic record or signature satisfies legal requirements.
- Section 1306.07 - Electronic record capable of retention by recipient at time of receipt.
- Section 1306.08 - When electronic record or signature is attributable to person - effect.
- Section 1306.09 - Effect of change or error in transmission.
- Section 1306.10 - Notary, acknowledgment, verification or oath requirement.
- Section 1306.11 - Requirement that record be retained - original records.
- Section 1306.12 - Admissibility in evidence.
- Section 1306.13 - Automated transaction - contracts - terms.
- Section 1306.14 - Sending and receiving conditions.
- Section 1306.15 - Control of transferable record.
- Section 1306.16 - Enforceability against consumer.
- Section 1306.17 - Commercial reasonableness of security procedure.
- Section 1306.18 - Security procedures.
- Section 1306.19 - Exemption for consumer transactions.
- Section 1306.20 - State agency provisions.
- Section 1306.21 - Rules for state agency use of electronic records or electronic signatures.
- Section 1306.22 - Use of electronic records and electronic signatures by general assembly and courts.
- Section 1306.23 - Exemptions to public records laws.
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