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Status

2005 - United Nations Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts

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State

Signature

Ratification, Accession

Entry into force

Central African Republic 27 February 2006
China 6 July 2006
Colombia 27 September 2007
Honduras 16 January 2008 15 June 2010
Iran (Islamic Republic of) 26 September 2007
Lebanon 22 May 2006
Madagascar 19 September 2006
Montenegro 27 September 2007
Panama 25 September 2007
Paraguay 26 March 2007
Philippines 25 September 2007
Republic of Korea 15 January 2008
Russian Federation 25 April 2007
Saudi Arabia 12 November 2007
Senegal 7 April 2006
Sierra Leone 21 September 2006
Singapore (a)
6 July 2006 7 July 2010
Sri Lanka 6 July 2006

Parties: 2

(3 ACTIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR ENTRY INTO FORCE)

(a) Declarations and reservations. Upon ratification, Singapore declared: The Convention shall not apply to electronic communications relating to any contract for the sale or other disposition of immovable property, or any interest in such property. The Convention shall also not apply in respect of (i) the creation or execution of a will; or (ii) the creation, performance or enforcement of an indenture, declaration of trust or power of attorney, that may be contracted for in any contract governed by the Convention.