Chinese Court Accepts Evidence On The Blockchain in Landmark Case

Chinese Court Accepts Evidence On The Blockchain in Landmark Case
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2018-7-2 16:00

Chinese courts have recognized Blockchain-based evidence as suitable for use in legal proceedings in a landmark case commentators are saying “has huge implications. ” Court: ‘New’ Tech Should Not Get Unfair Treatment A judgement from the Internet Court of Hangzhou translated on social media by Messari head of business development Katherine Wu June 29 confirmed a defendant had used Blockchain to prove innocence.

“This court is of the opinion that when the issue at hand involves

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