  Ref: law0003 This paper therefore sets out to analyse the current state of the law in England and Wales as it relates to business to business electronic commerce, with reference to the EU and USA where appropriate. In particular this paper will review the law as it relates to Contract Formation, Choice of Law and Jurisdiction, Signatures and Payment with the purpose of assessing whether the current state of the law in these areas is adequate to facilitate business to business trade over the internet with legal certainty, or whether the law is inadequate or uncertain despite the legislation being recently updated, or because it has not been updated to take into account this change in trading method. 1.0 Introduction 2.0 Contract Formation Offer or Invitation To Treat Communication Of Acceptance - The Postal Rule An End To Battle Of The Forms? Acceptance By Computer Uniform Rules Contract Validity 3.0 Choice of Law and Jurisdiction 4.0 Electronic Signatures Signatures In English Law – An Introduction Forged Signatures Eu Electronic Signatures Directive Electronic Signatures In The Directive Electronic Communications Act 2000 Advanced Electronic Signatures Certification Service Providers Csps Liabilities Uncitral 5.0 Payment Mechanisms For E-Commerce Current Payment Mechanisms Cash Cheque Eftpos Credit/Debit Cards The Present Situation Why The Need For Change? User Limitation Merchant Liability Security Transaction Costs Privacy Current Situation - Conclusion Electronic Cash Eftpos Based Electronic Cash True Electronic Cash Security Transaction Costs User Limitation Privacy Fraudulent Use of Credit/Debit/Eftpos Systems Stolen Electronic Cash Counterfeit Electronic Money Issuing of Electronic Money Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 The Electronic Money Institutions Directive 6.0 Conclusion 7.0 Bibliography 
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