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A New Model Contract Law for E-commerce in Sri Lanka Volume 7, No. 1 Aruna Samarajewa Aruna Samarajewa, Attorney-at-Law (Sri Lanka), LLM (Monash); Senior Associate, M/S Nithya Partners, Attorneys-at-Law. This comment examines the state of electronic commerce in Sri Lanka in general and its laws in particular, especially those that may help or hinder online contracting. It argues that the better option for Sri Lanka in enacting laws in this field would be to adopt an existing model from another jurisdiction, such as the methodology of the Australian law of online contracts.

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