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Mongezi Mpahlwa - Smile FM - Smart Contracts and Online Dispute Resolution

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Mongezi Mpahlwa - Smile FM - Smart Contracts and Online Dispute Resolution

Mongezi Mpahlwa, Director in our Dispute Resolution practice joined Smile FM to discuss smart contract technology and online dispute resolution. He explains the effectiveness of the digitalised contracts, as they track and monitor compliance with the terms of the contract, allowing either party to freeze further execution in the event of a dispute.

30 Jun 2021 Radio interview
Mongezi Mpahlwa - Smile FM - Smart Contracts and Online Dispute Resolution

Mongezi Mpahlwa - Smile FM - Smart Contracts and Online Dispute Resolution

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Mongezi Mpahlwa - Smile FM - Smart Contracts and Online Dispute Resolution

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Mongezi Mpahlwa, Director in our Dispute Resolution practice joined Smile FM to discuss smart contract technology and online dispute resolution. He explains the effectiveness of the digitalised contracts, as they track and monitor compliance with the terms of the contract, allowing either party to freeze further execution in the event of a dispute

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