(a) Authentication may be proven in any manner, including a showing that a party made use of information or access that could have been available only if it engaged in conduct or operations that authenticated the record or term.
(b) Compliance with a commercially reasonable attribution procedure agreed to or adopted by the parties or established by law for authenticating a record authenticates the record as a matter of law.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 22 - Maryland Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act
Subtitle 1 - General Provisions; Short Title and Definitions; General Scope and Terms
Section 22-103 - Scope; Exclusions
Section 22-104 - Mixed Transactions: Agreement to Opt-in or Opt-Out
Section 22-106 - Rules of Construction
Section 22-107 - Legal Recognition of Electronic Record and Authentication; Use of Electronic Agents
Section 22-108 - Proof and Effect of Authentication
Section 22-109 - Choice of Law
Section 22-110 - Contractual Choice of Forum
Section 22-111 - Unconscionable Contract or Term
Section 22-112 - Manifesting Assent; Opportunity to Review
Section 22-113 - Variation by Agreement; Commercial Practice