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WEST VIRGINIA STATUTES AND CODES
CHAPTER 39A. ELECTRONIC COMMERCE
- §39A-1-1 Short title.
- §39A-1-2 Definitions
- §39A-1-3 Scope.
- §39A-1-4 Prospective application.
- §39A-1-5 Use of electronic records and electronic signatures; variation by agreement.
- §39A-1-6 Construction and application
- §39A-1-7 Legal recognition of electronic records, electronic signatures and electronic contracts.
- §39A-1-8 Provision of information in writing; presentation ofrecords.
- §39A-1-9 Attribution and effect of electronic record and electronic signature.
- §39A-1-10 Effect of change or error.
- §39A-1-11 Notarization and acknowledgment.
- §39A-1-12 Retention of electronic records; originals
- §39A-1-13 Admissibility in evidence.
- §39A-1-14 Automated transaction
- §39A-1-15 Time and place of sending and receipt.
- §39A-1-16 Transferable records.
- §39A-1-17 Relationship with federal law.
- §39A-2-1 Consent to electronic records.
- §39A-2-2 Preservation of consumer protection; verification or acknowledgment.
- §39A-2-3 Effect of failure to obtain electronic consent or confirmation.
- §39A-2-4 Prospective effect.
- §39A-2-5 Prior consent.
- §39A-2-6 Oral communications.
- §39A-2-7 Retention; accuracy and accessibility.
- §39A-2-8 Retention; originals.
- §39A-2-9 Retention; checks.
- §39A-2-10 Accuracy and ability to retain contracts and other records.
- §39A-2-11 Exceptions.
- §39A-2-12 Severability.
- §39A-3-1 Definitions.
- §39A-3-2 Acceptance of electronic signature by governmental entities in satisfaction of signature requirement.
- §39A-3-3 Duties of the Secretary of State; state agencies use of electronic signatures.
- §39A-3-4 Secretary of state; liability.
- §39A-3-5 Severability.
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