UK Govt. Researches Use of Blockchain Smart Contracts In Law

Updated: 12 September 2021

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The UK Law Commission is in the process of codifying the use of smart contracts into British law as part of an ongoing effort to update British law and make it relevant to of the challenges of modern technology. This was revealed in the Commission’s 52nd annual report covering the period from April 1, 2017

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