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OTTAWA, July 7 (Reuters) - A Canadian farmer has been ordered to pay more than C$82,000 ($61,784) in damages over an emoji confusion that a Saskatchewan judge resolved by ruling that a thumbs-up image is enough to accept contractual terms. Chris Achter, the owner of a farming company in Swift Current, Saskatchewan, had

A Saskatchewan judge ruled that using a ‘thumbs-up’ emoji counts as a contractual agreement when ordering a farmer to pay $82,000.

A Saskatchewan judge made the right call when he ordered a farmer to pay $82,000 after sending a thumbs-up emoji to a contract text message, according to a commercial lawyer.

When some prospects return in September for rookie camp and main training camp, they will have opportunities to compete for NHL employment.

In a novel judgment, a court in Saskatchewan ruled that the thumbs-up emoji that an emoji has the same legal weight as a signature and a farmer has been ordered to pay $61,442 for contract breach.

Sending a thumbs-up emoji as a response could be considered an agreement to a legally binding contract, a judge in Saskatchewan, Canada, has ruled.

Sending a thumbs-up emoji as a response could be considered an agreement to a legally binding contract, a judge in Saskatchewan, Canada, has ruled.

In most areas of Saskatchewan, it's getting more expensive by the month to buy a home. According to the June r...

A Swift Current, Sask. judge has ordered a farmer to pay $82,000 for the use of an emoji. It comes after court documents show he failed to make a delivery to a grain buyer.

Two men have been charged and arrested as a result of an investigation by the Saskatchewan Trafficking Response Team. Earlier this year, the Swift Cur...