Which is the basis for mutual obligations? How financial and other documents with the development of the Internet have changed? What is characterized by construction in this regard?
Transactions that annoy us ..
«What is written with a pen does not cut down with an ax». It has been written for a long time, but today, when sometimes a signature under some agreement costs hundreds of millions of dollars, you understand what deep meaning was laid down in these words. Over the past twenty years, much has changed and now some transactions are concluded at a distance through the Internet. Of course, any transaction should end with the signing of the relevant documents. But since the documents are completely electronic, not so long ago such a thing appeared as an “electronic signature”. And since such a signature can also be very expensive, there is an examination of an electronic digital signature.
Trust, but check!
A similar phenomenon for such a type of activity as construction is especially relevant. After all, any construction is a huge number of all kinds of goods, mechanisms, operations and all this must be collected on one, relatively small area of space, and even in a short time. But each such operation is mutual obligations that must be confirmed by the relevant agreements. And if any of them is invalid? Not only does the builder lose money, but also the construction can stand, figuratively speaking, from the fact that some kind of technological operation will be impossible!
Therefore, it is necessary to check the signature, especially in the case, if there were no personal contact with its owners. To avoid, so to speak ..