Author(s): Essa Lafi Al_Smadi, Muntaser Ahmed Al- Qudah
This study aims to demonstrate the legal nature of the online technology transfer contract and to identify the methods of proof; the electronic signature and its authority to prove the resulting acts. To achieve these goals, the analytical scientific method is used to conduct this study, by referring to the relevant legal texts, and then analyzing these texts to reach the desired results of the study. The findings showed that more freedom should be granted to the party of lower bargaining power for a certain degree of cooperation and mutual interests and equality and consequently bring to light a noble human message for all communities. Furthermore, online sale and purchase are among the most important e- commerce fields therefore there should be a website for the importer of technology to help direct payment at the contractual time and venue. Finally, the legislator should draft legal texts to address shortcomings and deficiencies in the traditional laws particularly in relation to satisfaction, proof, and authenticity of the modern means of the e-commerce in the (ETTC). That would consequently make it easy for the contracting parties and promote the opportunity for concluding contracts freely and safely.