A Study on the Formation of Smart Contracts

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The research aims to investigate whether current laws can be applied to the formation of smart contracts.
Analysis of legal cases involving smart contracts, particularly the Quoine Pte Ltd v B2C2 Ltd case.
Evaluation of contract principles under UK law and civil law systems.
Examination of error types in contract design and execution.
Smart contracts can be considered legally binding regardless of human involvement.
UK and civil law recognize smart contracts formed through code and acceptance of terms.
Different types of errors can affect contract validity and enforceability in both legal systems.

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Examines legal enforceability of smart contracts in relation to traditional contracts, suggesting implications for dispute resolution.

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Joo-Hee MIN (2026) studied this question.

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