[ANN] AGRELLO - Legally-Binding Smart Contracts for all

[one.CAG]

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AGRELLO

Realizing the Vision of Legally-Binding Smart Contracts on the Blockchain
 

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Your agreement is then automatically translated to smart-contract code
and stored on the blockchain, with payments, obligations and rights triggered
automatically according to the contracts terms and user input. In parallel, a legally
binding document is created, written in natural legal English, and signed off digitally.
This Document can, in corner cases, be presented to court if traditional legal action
is needed. All Agrello agreements are immutable, yet open to adjustment and future
renegotiation.
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At any stage you remain in control of your privileges and duties, able to
wave and manage them according to the potential benefits and consequences, as
presented to you by your AI counselor. This way, simple p2p agreements, as well as
complex, multi-party business processes can be automated and orchestrated at a
fraction of the standard legal and operational costs.
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Freelancers, contractors, and small business owners can formalize long
and short term business relations without having to carry legal expenses.
All payments and obligations are triggered automatically on the blockchain, while
agreements remain open to future re-negotiation. Involvement of legal personnel
and courts is reduced to an absolute minimum if not completely obviated.
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Automate and orchestrate global and complex Just-In-Time production
flows, streamline HR allocation and salary negotiation, use code based agreements
to automate cost/benefit calculations, rationalize and reallocate automatically while
considerably reducing administerial and bookkeeping expenses.
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https://www.ethnews.com/ai-to-replace-lawyers-and-programmers
http://www.coinspeaker.com/2017/06/08/legaltech-startup-agrello-develop-ethereum-announces-compatibility-additional-blockchain-environments/
http://www.econotimes.com/Agrello-selects-Ethereum-blockchain-for-distributed-legal-system-platform-745520
http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/06/08/agrello-chooses-ethereum-prototype-tokensale/
https://www.cryptoninjas.net/2017/06/08/legal-startup-agrello-develop-ethereum-compatibility-additional-blockchains/


More information will be posted soon

Looking good!

[Abyss_X]

Anton Vedeshin is a successful and experienced CTO and entrepreneur. He is our main coder and implementation architect,  leading a diverse team of other developers.

OK, thanks for this information.

regards

[SwedishGirl]

Will this be the latest ETH only ICO or you are also going to let people take part with BTC as well? One of the most fair ICOs that I have seen recently was PeerPlays where they had a fixed amount per token in USD and you could select what crypto you gonna pay them with based on the conversion rate. ETH only ICOs are starting to look more and more like a ponzi.

[S3cco]

Bitcoin Garden: Legaltech startup Agrello to develop on Ethereum, announces compatibility with additional blockchain environments
https://bitcoingarden.org/legaltech-startup-agrello-develop-ethereum-announces-compatibility-additional-blockchain-environments/



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[Sixty-Miner]

Interesting use case but I'm doubtful if that will work across the world due to the different legal enactments.

Like what kind of laws are you saying would act against legal contracts??

The whole point is to use the correct terms that will make them actual legal contracts to begin with!


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I'm not a lawyer but in order to form binding legal contracts a lot of paperwork in written form has to be done. Written form can be paper or a mail. I find it hard to imagine right now that a smart contract will be accepted as written form in court. At least not now, maybe in five to ten years.

No, you don't need a lot of paperwork.  Look up the basics of what a contract is.

When you click "accept" on any software agreement, you've entered a legal (smart) contract in digital form, that is completely upheld in any court.

Even digital signatures have crossed this threshold already, and various loose forms of ID, like email or IP address (to prove in a court of law that you performed some action, for example).

We're already way beyond what you seem to claim is 5-10 years away.

[Kazadar]

Interesting use case but I'm doubtful if that will work across the world due to the different legal enactments.

Like what kind of laws are you saying would act against legal contracts??

The whole point is to use the correct terms that will make them actual legal contracts to begin with!


 :-/

I'm not a lawyer but in order to form binding legal contracts a lot of paperwork in written form has to be done. Written form can be paper or a mail. I find it hard to imagine right now that a smart contract will be accepted as written form in court. At least not now, maybe in five to ten years.

No, you don't need a lot of paperwork.  Look up the basics of what a contract is.

When you click "accept" on any software agreement, you've entered a legal (smart) contract in digital form, that is completely upheld in any court.

Even digital signatures have crossed this threshold already, and various loose forms of ID, like email or IP address (to prove in a court of law that you performed some action, for example).

We're already way beyond what you seem to claim is 5-10 years away.

Where I am from verbal agreements are also legally binding. Just a lot harder to proof unless you record it.

[inck]

Interesting use case but I'm doubtful if that will work across the world due to the different legal enactments.

Like what kind of laws are you saying would act against legal contracts??

The whole point is to use the correct terms that will make them actual legal contracts to begin with!


 :-/

I'm not a lawyer but in order to form binding legal contracts a lot of paperwork in written form has to be done. Written form can be paper or a mail. I find it hard to imagine right now that a smart contract will be accepted as written form in court. At least not now, maybe in five to ten years.

No, you don't need a lot of paperwork.  Look up the basics of what a contract is.

When you click "accept" on any software agreement, you've entered a legal (smart) contract in digital form, that is completely upheld in any court.

Even digital signatures have crossed this threshold already, and various loose forms of ID, like email or IP address (to prove in a court of law that you performed some action, for example).

We're already way beyond what you seem to claim is 5-10 years away.

Where I am from verbal agreements are also legally binding. Just a lot harder to proof unless you record it.

Mhh, maybe I was thinking too complicated like buying a house or such things.

[Alexila]

This is a very nice project. I had a chance to meet the team at Consensus. A very bright and ambitious group.

[Agrello]

User Interface - The Missing Link to Mainstream Adoption of Blockchain

https://cointelegraph.com/news/user-interface-the-missing-link-to-mainstream-adoption-of-blockchain

Hando Rand, Agrello CEO, says:

“Operating at the intersection of the legal system, financial institutions and disruptive technologies, Agrello is highly dependent on the establishment of good industrial relationships with the off-chain world. We regard the work done by the Ethereum Foundation on this matter as invaluable, and seek to be an active player in the field, lending our hand to promote this effort even further.”

[bitcoinsay]

It's a good idea . Interest choices, being physically active gormezmi I have no idea . But I like it.

[Agrello]

A good interview today with Theo Goodman is on Youtube

Interview with Agrello -Legally-Binding Smart Contracts on a Blockchain

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJgMBMCDOnE

[Meteeray]

There are similar projects on smart contract but this one interesting. I'm waiting for more information

[Blaff]

Looks like a good project. The news updates from the devs are also good and i hope that this will continue. Have seen good projects but because of bad information policy the don't have a good chance. so please give regulary updates

[Tupacalyps]

Agrello, I love the idea here but it is vital that you provide a whitepaper which includes details on the ICO in order for investors to make informed decisions.  You guys have a great idea and what looks like a good team but without specifics you're going to have trouble getting traffic your way.  Smith & Crown lists your ICO for July 10th, is that correct?

[Agrello]

Agrello, I love the idea here but it is vital that you provide a whitepaper which includes details on the ICO in order for investors to make informed decisions.  You guys have a great idea and what looks like a good team but without specifics you're going to have trouble getting traffic your way.  Smith & Crown lists your ICO for July 10th, is that correct?

No date has been set yet, but will be known soon along with full details.

The whitepaper also will be released soon.

[Agrello]

Will post the slides from the Blockchain Expo in Berlin recently two by two, so people can comment or ask specific questions about a specific slide:







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[Agrello]

[Agrello]

[Agrello]

https://blog.agrello.org/agrello-asia-tour-june-15-27-9b05253b664

[join2]

please update spec. totalsuplay and bounty camp