Is email considered as acceptance of agreement
5 years ago
Hi Sir I work for a small firm and we were approached by a big company to tie up with them. The agreement was I was supposed to pay them commission for each lead they offer. The agreement (draft copy) was shared via emails and we were asked to do the franking of the same. Before we could sign the same, we were asked to take up the lead and things went awry. Now the company is threatening to sue me. In one of the emails I had mentioned that I accept and please proceed. Will this be treated as acceptance of agreement eventhough I have not signed it. Please advise. Thanks Cynthia
A.1. According to Sec. 65 of Indian Evidence act, digital evidences are valid proof in court of law.
2. For better opinion, share me the document.
2. For better opinion, share me the document.
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Rajeev RJ
Responded 5 years ago
A.can you please share the email communication so I can advice you properly.
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Ashish K Dongre
Responded 5 years ago
A.Please share the required agreement although signing an agreement is must for acceptance.
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