Which of the following reflects the general view in Canada with respect to electronic signatures?
A) They cannot take the place of signatures on written contracts.
B) They are capable of binding the parties to contractual obligations.
C) They are not acceptable in the absence of extrinsic evidence of an agreement.
D) They are always accepted as conclusive evidence of the parties' intention.

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Electronic signatures are generally recognized in Canada as capable of binding parties to contractual obligations, provided certain conditions are met. This reflects the legal acceptance and use of electronic signatures in various transactions, acknowledging their validity similar to traditional handwritten signatures.

Which of the Following Reflects the General View in Canada