E-Commerce Law

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This is a brief report about the development of e commerce laws in India to maintain the good faith of consumers in the online market. E commerce market has seen a steep upward slope for over a decade and it even experienced a boom due to the recent COVID-19 pandemic that caused people to switch to online shopping means and methods. India as a country has been a part of the fastest growing e commerce market in the world. The commerce sector has been a great enabler of economic growth and development in the country. The UN commission adopted many policies regarding e commerce sector as well.E contracts are another major aspect of this sector as well. These contracts are formed as if it was formed on paper, and it is formed abiding the Indian Contract Act,1872. The benefits of digital trade to business events consist of ease of access, nameless surfing of products, large choice, the ease of buying from the pc and extensive efficiencies. The risks consist of the capacity for invasion of privacy and safety risks. There also are questions concerning jurisdiction, standards, safety of highbrow property, taxation, change regulation and plenty of different issues. Nevertheless, recognition of digital services and products has grown substantially.

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