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§ 26-6-130 — Admissibility as evidence.

South Carolina·Title 26 NOTARIES PUBLIC AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS·Ch. 6 UNIFORM ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS ACT
Evidence of a record or signature may not be excluded in a proceeding solely because the record or signature is in electronic form.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 2004 Act No. 279, SECTION 1.

Nearby Sections

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§ 26-6-10
Short title; purpose.
§ 26-6-100
Change or error in transmission of electronic record; circumstances under which effect may be avoided; applicability of other law.
§ 26-6-110
Satisfying requirement that signature or record be notarized.
§ 26-6-120
Satisfying law requiring a record to be maintained; checks.
§ 26-6-130
Admissibility as evidence.
§ 26-6-140
Automated transactions; formation of contract.
§ 26-6-150
When electronic record sent and received.
§ 26-6-160
Establishing person as having control of transferable record; rights and defenses; proof of control.
§ 26-6-170
Creation and retention of electronic records by government agencies.
§ 26-6-180
Government agencies sending and accepting electronic records and signatures; format.
§ 26-6-190
Development of standards and procedures; service of process.
§ 26-6-195
Service of process to e-mail address by government agency.
§ 26-6-20
Definitions.
§ 26-6-210
Applicability of Computer Crime Act.
§ 26-6-30
Applicability to electronic records and electronic signatures relating to transaction; exceptions.
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