Article 12 of Electronic Transactions Law

If the originator requests the addressee, by an electronic document or record, to notify him of receipt of that electronic document or record, or has agreed with him to that effect, the addressee's notification to the originator by electronic means or by any other means, or his performance of any act or procedure indicating that he has received the electronic document or record, shall be considered an affirmative response to that request or performance of the agreement. If the originator makes the effect of the electronic document or record conditional upon his receipt of a notification from the addressee of receipt of the electronic document or record, the electronic document or record shall take effect only upon receipt of that notification. If the originator requests the addressee to send a notification of receipt of the electronic document or record without specifying a time limit or making the effect of the electronic document or record conditional upon receipt of that notification, he may, if he does not receive the notification within a reasonable period, give the addressee notice that the notification must be sent within a specified period, failing which the electronic document or record shall be considered void if the notification is not received within that period. 574 Law Index Home Page Electronic Transactions Law Law No. 20 of 2014 concerning Electronic Transactions The notification of receipt shall not, in itself, be considered evidence that the content of the electronic document or record received by the addressee corresponds to the content of the electronic document or record sent by the originator.