The legal system for documenting electronic transactions comparative study

The book explains the legal and technical foundations for documenting electronic transactions, highlighting the importance of this documentation in protecting the rights of individuals and institutions in light of the rapid development of electronic commerce and digital dealings. The book discusses basic concepts such as electronic signatures, digital certificates, and the role of certifying authorities (such as electronic certification bodies) in ensuring data validity and the identity of parties. Most importantly, the book presents a comparative study of different legal systems that have adopted legislation for documenting electronic transactions (such as legislation in Egypt, France, the UAE, and others). This comparative approach aims to highlight similarities and differences in addressing this complex legal issue and to offer insights into best practices and legislative solutions to enhance trust in the digital environment. In short, the book aims to provide the reader with a comprehensive understanding of the legal framework regulating the documentation of electronic transactions, which is essential for anyone working in the legal, technological fields, or involved in digital dealings in general.