UCITA: helping David face Goliath

Article Abstract:

The provisions of the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act are reviewed and evaluated. It is concluded that the act is a basically sound one which helps clarify the legal positions of transactions of intangibles over the Internet.

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Making UCITA more consumer-friendly

Article Abstract:

The author evaluates the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act. He argues that enacting it will be preferable to the alternative of making article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code cover electronic commerce of intangible goods.

Prepackaged software, Computer Software, Software Publishers, Software

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UCITA: a 1990's vision of e-commerce

Article Abstract:

The author criticizes the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act for restricting the transferability of the products it covers. Sections of the UCITA that need to be changed are discussed.

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