A general error that nearly all of e-commerce
service providers in India are doing is evasion of vital legal
paperwork in this regard. Legal
formalities required for starting e-commerce business in India
cannot be ignored as their violation may invite both civil and
criminal proceedings.
Thus, legal
requirements to start an e-commerce website in India must
be suitably complied with before launching an e-commerce website.
This is more so regarding companies entering into pharmaceuticals
e-commerce in India. Presently, online
sale and purchase of prescribed drugs and medicines in India
is a risky venture that must be undertaken only after fully complying
with the legal formalities prescribed in this regard.
According to Praveen Dalal, managing partner of
India’s exclusive techno legal ICT law firm Perry4Law,
while we have basic level e-commerce legal framework in India yet
e-health related legal framework is missing. For instance, e-health
in India is facing legal roadblocks. Till now we do not
have any dedicated e-health
laws and regulations in India. The legal
enablement of e-health in India is urgently required,
suggests Praveen Dalal.
According to Praveen Dalal, legal issues of
e-commerce in India vary as per different business models. For
instance, electronic
trading of medical drugs in India requires more stringent
e-commerce and legal compliances as compared to other e-commerce
activities. Digital
communication channels for drugs and healthcare products in India
are scrutinised more aggressively than other e-commerce activities.
In fact, regulatory
and legislative measures to check online pharmacies trading in banned
drugs in India are already in pipeline, informs Praveen
Dalal.
See Techno Legal News for more.
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