The Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (E-Sign):
A)invalidates agreements between parties conducting transactions by electronic means.
B)states that electronic transactions on subjects covered by the statute of frauds require an additional writing.
C)overrides state laws that are inconsistent with the UETA.
D)creates barriers to e-commerce by invalidating electronic records and digital signatures.

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E-Sign broadly interprets the concept of electronic signature-using,in fact,the same statutory definition of electronic signature as that which is used in UETA (Uniform Electronic Transactions Act).E-Sign overrides any state law that is inconsistent with UETA,thus helping to harmonize U.S.law about the interaction of formal requirements such as the statute of frauds and electronic contracts.