Multiple choice

Under UNCITRAL legislation,

  1. a data message is deemed dispatched at the place of its originator's business and deemed to be received at the place of business of the addressee

  2. a data message is deemed to be sent from the actual location at which it was transferred by electronic means

  3. a data message is deemed accepted unless advice to the contrary is provided

  4. a data message is deemed not to have reached its addressee unless confirmation of this fact is received

  5. All of above
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Explanation

A data message is deemed dispatched at the place of its originator's business and deemed to be received at the place of business of the addressee.

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