Recent case of interest. An email is probably not a sufficient electronic signature.
Parish Transp. LLC v. Jordan Carriers
Inc.- Contracts
– Enforceability – Electronic Signature – Statute of Frauds – Appellant
appealed after the trial court granted summary judgment and found that email
communication did not constitute a contract pursuant to Mississippi law and the
statute of frauds. Because sending an email does not satisfy the requirements
for an electronic signature under Miss. Code Ann. § 75-12-3(8), and because
appellee’s email was ambiguous, an enforceable contract did not exist between
the parties. Therefore, the trial court’s judgment was affirmed.
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