A COMMERCIAL LAWYERS TAKE ON THE ELECTRONIC PURSE - AN ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL-LAW ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH STORED-VALUE CARDS AND ELECTRONIC MONEY

Authors
ADAMS LS ALLOUISE P BARR L BAXTER TC EGAN R FOX T GABRIEL H GRECO T HELLER S KADISH M KARNICK L KARR M KENNY M KOHLLIGIAN AM LEDIG B LEE JJ LIGON K LIPKIN D LUKE J MAHON E MARQUETTE M MARTIN S MCCALL C NELSON N NETH S PARKER I POLMER H RINEARSON J SMITH D STEPHENSON HG SULLIVAN M WALLACE A WHITAKER D WHITEMORE T WYSOCKI H
Citation
Ls. Adams et al., A COMMERCIAL LAWYERS TAKE ON THE ELECTRONIC PURSE - AN ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL-LAW ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH STORED-VALUE CARDS AND ELECTRONIC MONEY, The Business lawyer, 52(2), 1997, pp. 653
Citations number
36
Categorie Soggetti
Industrial Relations & Labor",Law
Journal title
The Business lawyer → ACNP
ISSN journal
00076899
Volume
52
Issue
2
Year of publication
1997
Database
ISI
SICI code
0007-6899(1997)52:2<653:ACLTOT>2.0.ZU;2-N
Abstract
The existing legal framework and regulatory apparatus for retail payme nts seems ill-equipped to deal with an electronic future, if it unfold s as anticipated. The primary objective of the Task Force's report is to consider the commercial law that may govern new electronic retail p ayment media such as stored-value cards and electronic money, and to s ee whether some tried and true principles of our commercial law may pr ovide useful building blocks which will facilitate development.