Formalities completed by sending documents electronically to the Registers of Commerce and Securities shall have the same legal effects, meaning legal validity and evidential force as those sent in hard copy.
Electronic documents may replace hard copy documents and shall beacknowledged as equivalent when they are established and kept in a reliable technique, which guarantees, at any time, the origin of the electronic document and its integrity during electronic processing and transmissions.
Thereliableprocessingtechniquesthat guarantee,atalltime,the originof electronic documents as well as theirintegrityduring electronic processing and transmissionsshall be acknowledged as validbythis Uniform Actorby the Technical Committee for the Standardization of Electronic Procedures provided for in article 81 of this uniform Act.
The use of a qualified electronic signature shall be a reliable technical process that guarantees, at any time, the origin of electronic documents, their integrity during electronic processing and transmissions.
Unofficial translation
Transcription: Spot-checked
In force from 16-05-2011
Source page 33
The document's transcription was spot-checked against the supplied source; this does not confirm a line-by-line review of every provision.
How Lex Cameroon marks its texts →
Section 82 of the Acte uniforme révisé portant sur le droit commercial général/akn/ohada/act/loi/2010-12-15/audcg-2010
Report an error in this text
AI features are in beta
Where an official English or French text exists, we show it; where none does, we give
a translation, clearly marked as one and never presented as the official text. We make
every AI feature as accurate as we can, but it can be wrong and is not legal advice —
always check the cited official text.