ACCEPTANCE CONSIDERED IN CONCLUDING THE ELECTRONIC CONTRACT ACCORDING TO THE JORDANIAN CIVIL CODE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
The importance of this research appears according to the great development of the electronic contracting system worldwide and its remarkable spread that cannot be neglected or overlooked. Like any other contract, an electronic contract requires valid and considered acceptance for its conclusion in order for it to take place and be effective. However, this acceptance, which is required for the validity of establishing and concluding the electronic contract, has a unique privacy that is compatible with the electronic environment through which it takes place. The electronic acceptance must fulfill the conditions necessary for its establishment. In addition, it is not possible to abandon all cases of complete silence on electronic acceptance even in the case of previous dealings, unless the parties agreed in advance on that, especially since commercial websites are now marketing their products using user lists, and the moment of concluding the electronic contract is from the moment the offer is linked to a considered acceptance.
Electronic Acceptance, Conclusion of Electronic Contracts, Problems of Electronic Acceptance, Revocation in Electronic Acceptance.