An attempt has been made in this monograph to analyse the legal frame works pertaining to e-contracts and e-signatures at three countries namely U.S.A. EU and India. The scheme of the book as follows; part one of describes kinds of e-contracts popular in e-commerce environment, second part focuses on determination of conclusion of e-contracts part three will throw some light on U.S.A. legal frame work on e-contracts, part four discusses exclusively on E.U legal frame work on e-contracts, fifth part deals with Indian legal framework on e-contracts, sixth part focuses on validity of standard form of contracts or adhesion contracts in e-commerce, seventh part deals with general contractual terms used on e-contracts, eight part discusses on choice of law in cross border transactions at e-commerce ninth part will throw some light on standard form of contracts in e-commerce, last part exclusively deals with law pertaining to e-signature at EU, USA and India and finally ends with a conclusion. The purpose of this book is to enlighten the specialists who understand ¿ and can anticipate ¿ the legal issues that arise when the worlds of internet and commerce meet.

She is an associate professor working with Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University, Visakhapatnam. Her areas of specialization include International Trade Law, E-commerce Law, Intellectual Property Law and Tax Law. She published three books, also published more than 120 publications in reputed international and national journals.