reference of
conversation made through E-mail, but Ex.P.1 proves that the
plaintiff has made E-mail offering his proposal to the defendant ... Where acceptance
is made by method of communication through Telephone and
E-mail, contract is completed when the acceptance is received
by the offerer
conducted which established certain
deficiencies. Thereafter, the respondent has
terminated the contract by E-mail on 04.06.2021,
and the petitioner is entitled to recover
defendant had sent
several e-mails from official e-mail address containing
confidential information to II-defendant. These e-mails
contained customer details including added ... between I-defendant and II-defendant
by conduct of defendants and e-mails exchanged between
defendants 1 and 2. The plaintiff has produced these
financial commitments. Similarly,
further letter dated 13.10.2010 and e-mail dated 1.2.2011
assured that the pending contract amount would be paid at
the earliest. Since
26835 of 2017
e-mails, opinions, advices, press releases,
circulars, orders, logbooks, contracts, reports,
papers, samples, models, data material held in any
electronic form
Income Tax Officer vs Smt Gulsanober on 21 February, 2026
Author: Suraj Govindaraj
Bench: Suraj
exchange of e-mails, letter, telex, telegrams
and other means of telecommunication.
7.7. By referring to the above, he submits that a
contract ... letters
and information through fax, e-mails, etc.
7.11. By referring to the above, he submits that a
contract could also be created and made
form, including records, documents,
memos, e-mails, opinions, advices, press
releases, circulars, orders, logbooks,
contracts, reports, papers, samples,
models, data material held in any electronic
said condition would not be complied by an e-mail sent
electronically. He contended that an electronic communication
could not be construed as a service ... Supreme Court
examined a set of e-mails exchanged between the parties and
concluded that the existence of an arbitration agreement in writing
is satisfied
said condition would not be complied by an e-mail sent
electronically. He contended that an electronic communication
could not be construed as a service ... Supreme Court
examined a set of e-mails exchanged between the parties and
concluded that the existence of an arbitration agreement in writing
is satisfied
