Author: Lance Michalson
Date: October 25, 2008 - 7 pm
Category: Advice, Clients, eCommerce, eTransactions, Media
Date: October 25, 2008 - 7 pm
Category: Advice, Clients, eCommerce, eTransactions, Media
When would a website provider be liable for mistakes in information which it provides online? Can it avoid that liability?
The general principle is that a website provider must ensure that the content on the website is accurate and will a provider run the risk of being sued for breach of contract or negligence in the event of wrong information being provides.
In terms of South African law, nothing prevents a provider
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Tags: copyright, defamation, ICT law, internet attorney, liability, online content
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