Canadian Judge rules 'thumbs up' emoji represents legally binding
By A Mystery Man Writer
A Canadian judge has ordered a farmer pay AUD$92,000 after ruling a “thumbs up emoji” he used in a text message exchange was just as valid as a signature.
JUDGE RULES THUMBS-UP EMOJI LEGALLY BINDING
Aaron Nodolf on LinkedIn: Thumbs-up emoji constituted acceptance of texted contract, Canadian judge…
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Kelly Kim on LinkedIn: Canadian Judge rules 'thumbs up' emoji
Canadian judge rules 'thumbs-up' emoji can represent binding contract agreement
Baltimore Jewish Life A Judge In Canada Ruled That The Thumbs-up Emoji Can Represent A Legally Binding Contract Agreement
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Canada Judge Rules a Thumbs-Up Emoji Can Legally Seal a Contract, Causes Farmer to Pay RM200K - WORLD OF BUZZ
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