Sentences with phrase «electronic documents still»

The transition from a world of legal documents on paper to one of electronic documents still encounters difficulties after all these years.

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While there are still some security concerns, electronic signatures are now widely used in private affairs, legal dealings, business transactions, and even as part of official government documents.

Despite decades of predictions that a fully electronic, paperless society is almost upon us, we still live in a world populated with printed documents.

If you still have stacks of paper documents, digitize them and place into the electronic financial folders you created.

The whole point for me would be to able to make notations and still keep all my documents in the electronic form.

While they enjoy the searchability of electronic documents and databases, academics still prefer holding a book in their hands to read it.

PDF is still the most widely used electronic document format in the world.

Note: Electronic documents are archived and available for up to seven years when the account is still openned.

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When the new system launches, the official filing of documents will still be on paper, with electronic copies required in addition, but electronic filing will eventually become the official form of filing, he said.

You can give your colleagues your attention while still having access to the electronic documents that you are working on together and still being available for phone calls.

The National Archives of Canada used to have, and may still have, a policy not to accept digitally signed electronic documents, because the certificates supporting the signatures would not be valid for long enough to allow for authentication in the foreseeable future.

However, with regard to your statement: «You can give your colleagues your attention while still having access to the electronic documents that you are working on together and still being available for phone calls.»

I recognize there is still some outmoded thinking about e-signatures (as if faxes weren't essentially electronic documents themselves, except easier to fake than PDFs), but for general legal communications, where is the evidence?

However, proper technology that is probably currently available could still make the process paperless, so long as the affiant's and commissioner's signature can be put on the same electronic document.

When we change this for an electronic document, we accept that the document still has the same effect as if it was in writing and signed.

One may ask if abolishing the need for writing abolishes the rule about seals for those documents, or whether somehow the electronic versions as well as paper versions still benefit from virtual sealing thanks to the deeming effect of s. 13.

As the volume of discovery materials in litigation continues to expand, due in part to still increasing electronic document discovery volumes, there needs to be a process in place for firms to be able and manage costs of processing and document review.

The effect, one hopes, is to rein in the kind of unlimited electronic document discovery that causes litigation and arbitration costs to soar, but the wording still leaves the door open to pre-hearing wrangling over the scope of document production.

Leehealey maintains that the continued popularity of the legacy software north of the border is largely due to the fact that images of electronic documents are still acceptable in Canadian jurisdictions, whereas Americans have stricter standards with regard to the use of native document formats that contain metadata (information about such things as when and by whom the document was created, copied, or accessed).

For example, while the entire business world thrives on dealing with electronic documents and electronic signatures, for couple of decades now, the electronic filing in our Courts is only now just starting up and booking the motions still goes by fax and calling the Court's office.

So Part 2 of PIPEDA (the «ED» part = electronic documents), being an enactment of the then - current draft of the UECA, is still clearly within federal power.

For example, although you might be able to process electronic documents through your transaction management system, the lawyers, lenders, and title companies in your area might not be up to speed, so you'll still have to provide paper documents.