Which of the following is a correct statement regarding the 2008 Kenya Communications Act?

A) The Act excludes the creation,but not the execution,of a will from being upheld as a legal negotiable instrument in court.
B) The Act excludes the execution,but not the creation,of a will from being upheld as a legal negotiable instrument in court.
C) The Act does not address the creation or execution of a will because wills cannot be negotiable instruments.
D) The Act excludes the creation or execution of a will from being upheld as a legal negotiable instrument in court.
E) The Act does not address the creation or execution of a will because Kenyan probate law presumptively considers wills to be negotiable instruments.

Electronic negotiable instruments are often favorable to traditional negotiable instruments because electronic forms foster more efficient business practices by reducing the amount of time a document must wait to be processed.That being said,the very nature of electronically sent information means that certain types of negotiable instruments should not be in a virtual format.An excellent illustration of this concept is found within the 2008 Kenya Communications Act,which outlines exclusions for electronic negotiable instruments.For example,the Act excludes the creation or execution of a will from being upheld as a legal negotiable instrument in court.Considering the ease with which a person could falsify an online signature,it is impractical to allow important documents such as wills to be completed in an electronic format.