The law doesn't pretend that signatures and fax machines are magic. Contracts written on bar napkins can be enforced.
Any time you introduce evidence, you have to establish its credibility. The first time a signing system like this is used it's likely to take the court some time to understand, but there's no legal doctrine forbidding it.
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The law doesn't pretend that signatures and fax machines are magic. Contracts written on bar napkins can be enforced.
Any time you introduce evidence, you have to establish its credibility. The first time a signing system like this is used it's likely to take the court some time to understand, but there's no legal doctrine forbidding it.
Source: I am a (not practicing anymore) lawyer.