Conduct of the relying party

A relying party shall bear the legal consequences of its failure

(c) Provide reasonably accessible means that enable a relying party to ascertain from the certificate

This would be to the detriment of the other party relying on the signor's signature.

Such a reliability requirement merely transfers the prudential judgement from the relying party to the judge or adjudicator.

(f) Relying party means a person that may act on the basis of a certificate or an electronic signature.

(d) Provide reasonably accessible means that enable a relying party to ascertain, where relevant, from the certificate or otherwise

Such expert evidence is also available to the relying party, but at a more useful point of time, before the transaction is consummated.

The attribution rule in the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce was ultimately limited to technology agreed between the signor and the relying party.

(2) The party relying on an award or applying for its enforcement shall supply the duly authenticated original award or a certified copy thereof.

If the award is not made in Spanish, the party relying on it shall supply a translation thereof into such language done by an official expert.

Sami was relying on life support.

I'm relying on you to help us.

The modernizers need to form a coherent force and most likely a political party rather than simply relying on the wisdom (and good behavior) of the crowd to govern the country.

So Dell has now given up relying on call centers.

The surface ships are mostly small, relying on agility and flexibility.

Rather than relying on editors, everyone is becoming their own news curator.

Relying on alternative remedies is sometimes necessary, but they are not painless.

Other countries have grown rapidly in recent decades without relying on external surpluses.

And no tyranny can survive for long by relying on brute force alone.

One is relying on Chinese goodwill to stabilize the US and world economies.

(d) Availability of information to signatories identified in certificates and to potential relying parties

So relying on exchange rates to influence trade balances is a zero sum game.

Simply put, the Gulf states are relying on their wealth to ward off revolution.

The Fund needs to hire more financial sector experts, relying less on academic professionals.

But there is a better reason to be skeptical of explanations relying on ideology.

That is, a party may not feel comfortable about relying on a signature in the form of a cross X , but that is a judgement by that party as a matter of prudence, and not a matter of law, as the signature in the form of a cross X is fully valid as a signature at law.

As citizens start relying on redistribution, productive work is discouraged, and real wealth creation suffers.

On the contrary, these findings should make us more skeptical about relying on our intuitions.

Even worse, farmers are now relying on groundwater that is being depleted by over pumping.

Mr. Bergevin (Observer for the European Commission) said he agreed with the representatives of France and Germany that the draft article should make it obligatory for a party to disclose its place of business in order to avoid relying on a presumption.

This model presupposes that China will develop domestic capital, rather than simply relying on foreign investment.

Indeed, few governments have submitted remotely realistic budget projections, typically relying on overly rosy economic scenarios.

Myanmar had enacted a national environmental policy upon which it was relying to attain sustainable development.

Relying on competition can help societies to unleash well functioning markets power to provide goods and services.

This example, which is not unique to Sweden, clearly illustrates the risks of relying on diplomatic assurances.

The likelier motivation is that Putin decided to let the election play out, relying on Navalny to lose.

Europeans have a traditional tendency to denounce American military adventurism while relying on the US as their protector.

Putting limited restrictions on the use of outer space by relying on international pressure and national political willingness.

(c) An increase in the number of merchants using or relying on harmonized international trade law in conducting trade.

In the mid 1980 s, the US became a net debtor, relying increasingly on foreigners to finance its debt.

Consider India, which demonstrates the limitations of relying on services rather than industry in the early stages of development.

The danger with relying on history, however, is that we have no methodology to decide which comparisons are relevant.

Recently, however, INSTRAW has been relying increasingly on United Nations regular budget funding for almost all of its requirements.

So the trick in designing these kinds of situations is to understand where you're relying on the economic part of the bargain as with the parents paying the teachers and when you're relying on the social part of the bargain, when you're really designing for generosity.