See also the law on Electronic Communications (Article 9-10). The law confirms that the contract can be concluded electronically, in electronic form, and emphasizes that the validity of such contract could not be denied because of electronic form. However, not all contracts can be valid if concluded in electronic form. Those are contracts and statements regarding warranty if the warrantor is acting outside the scope of commercial, business or professional activity, contracts for which is necessary to be in the form of solemnized document, as well as other contract for which special laws emphasize that those contracts cannot be concluded in electronic form.