E Commerce Law

1. For the purposes of applying the provisions of this Law, the business address of a service provider shall refer to the following: a) For a merchant: his business address as specified in the Commercial Register. b) For a practitioner: his business address as specified in his e-shop, unless otherwise indicated. 2. If a service provider has more than one place of business, none of which has been selected as a business address, his business address shall be the one most closely connected to the contract, taking into consideration the circumstances the parties were aware of or anticipated prior to or at the time of concluding the contract. 3. If a practitioner is a natural person and does not have a place of business, his business address shall be his permanent address. The Regulations shall determine the necessary terms and conditions. 4. A place of business shall not be deemed a business address merely because it houses equipment and technology supporting an information system used by the service provider to conclude the contract, or because it is where such information system may be accessed by other parties. 5. A service provider’s use of a domain or e-mail address connected to a specific country shall not create a presumption that his business address is located in that country. E-Commerce Law