Legal analysis: taking the consent of the parties as the premise of electronic service, at the same time, it expands the way of "consent", establishes the rule of implied consent of electronic service, and extends consent to prior agreement, behavior in the process and recognition afterwards. On the basis of fully protecting the litigation rights of the parties, encourage and guide the parties to choose electronic service, and expand the application scope of electronic service in a safe and orderly manner. The scope of electronic service documents shall strictly abide by the existing laws and regulations. Except for the courts authorized by the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC) to carry out the pilot reform of simplifying and diverting civil procedures, other courts cannot serve judgments, rulings and conciliation statements by electronic means. At present, the Supreme People's Court is actively promoting the revision of the Civil Procedure Law according to the pilot situation. According to the revision of the law, the local court can only serve the judgment documents electronically after it has a clear legal basis. The third is about the main ways and platform carriers of electron transfer. In order to ensure the standardization and convenience of electronic service, the rules specify that the sender of electronic service should be the unified service platform of the people's court, ensure that the service process can be inquired, verified and traced, and form an effective electronic service voucher. The destination of electronic service can be various electronic addresses, including e-mail, instant messaging account, special account for litigation platform, etc.

Legal basis: Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 509 The parties shall fully perform their obligations as agreed. The parties shall abide by the principle of good faith and fulfill the obligations of notification, assistance and confidentiality according to the nature, purpose and trading habits of the contract.

Article 563 If a party fails to perform its obligations due to delay in performance or other breach of contract, it may terminate the contract.

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