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The 21st Birthday of the Electronic Bill of Lading: With Age Comes Maturity
© 2003 Carsten Schaal & Lex e-Scripta, INTER-LAWYER.com.  All Rights Reserved.

 


INDEX

Abstract

Introduction

Chapter 1: Convincing Arguments to Promote the Electronic Bill of Lading

Chapter 2: Technical Basis of the Electronic Bill

2.1. Digital Signatures
2.2. Certification Authorities
2.3. Comparison to the Traditional Bill of Lading
2.4. Conclusion

Chapter 3: Legal Issues and Form Requirements

3.1. Form Requirements of UK Law
3.2. Other UK Legislation
3.3. EU Directives and UK Implementation
3.3.1. Electronic Signatures Directive (1999/93/EC)
3.3.2. Electronic Communications Act 2000
3.3.3. Electronic Commerce Directive (2000/31/EC)
3.4. Other International Trade Regulations
3.4.1. CMI Rules 1990
3.4.2. CMI Draft Instrument on Transport Law
3.4.3. UNCITRAL Model Law
3.4.4. INCOTERMS
3.4.5. UCP 500

Chapter 4: The ‘Bolero Bill of Lading’

4.1. The Bolero Title Registry
4.2. Attornment and Novation
4.3. Privity of Contract Doctrine

Conclusion

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