Until a jurisdiction has enacted legislation specifically allowing it, an agreement made over the Internet cannot constitute a legally binding contract.

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An agreement made over the Internet can constitute a legally binding contract in many jurisdictions even without specific legislation allowing it. The enforceability of the contract may depend on factors such as the offer, acceptance, consideration, and intention to create legal relations.

Until a Jurisdiction Has Enacted Legislation Specifically Allowing It, an Agreement