Research On The Parties' Duty Of Disclosing Information In B2B Contract

As the views of States conflict, "Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications In International Contract"(short for:UECIC) did not make any regulations on some issues, instead of using "safe harbor" provisions to remind of applying domestic law. China has signed this Convention. However, once the Convention takes effect, there will be no applicable law in China to consist with Article 7 and 13 of UECIC because China does not have the similar provisions. This dissertation is constricted on parties' duty of disclosing information in B2B contract according to the sphere of application of UECIC. In this dessertation, as a E-contract, speciaficity of B2B contract will be noted by comparing E-contract with traditional contract. Moreover, its speciafcity will be told since the parties of B2B contract in equal position is different from them in B2C contract. Then the information should be disclosed will be analyzed and reasoned in accordance with the obstacles in electronic commerce. At last, basing on the regulations of department of commerce and regulations of local governments, the shortcoming in E-commerce law of China in the field of information disclosure will be analyzed and complement issues in legislation will be concived.