Canadian court rules thumbs-up emoji counts as signing a contract
A Saskatchewan court has ruled against a grain buyer who responded to a contract sent to him with a thumbs-up emoji, forcing him to honour the agreement, New York Times reports.
The dispute between farmer Kent Mickelborough and grain buyer Chris Atcher arose when Mickelborough signed a contract to sell 87 metric tons of flax and sent it for Atcher to sign.
A Saskatchewan court has ruled against a grain buyer who responded to a contract sent to him with a thumbs-up emoji, forcing him to honour the agreement, New York Times reports.
The dispute between farmer Kent Mickelborough and grain buyer Chris Atcher arose when Mickelborough signed a contract to sell 87 metric tons of flax and sent it for Atcher to sign.