Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL)
CASL: Commercial Electronic Messages (s.6)

Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) CASL-10: Messages Sent on Behalf of Others / Third-Party Senders

s.6 covers the person on whose behalf a CEM is sent; s.9 prohibits aiding, inducing or procuring a contravention. Organisations are responsible for CEMs sent by service providers, affiliates or agents on their behalf.

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  • s16-9 s 16(9) Do not aid, induce or be knowingly concerned in unsolicited or non-existent-address sends

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