It would appear to be so - especially when an electronic signature has been used. The customer just needs to keep the reference number of the transaction.

I think the following is probably a translation from French

Article 5: Electronic signature
Validation of the order is constituted by an electronic signature which, between parties, has the same value as a hand-written signature.

Article 6: Order confirmation and proof of the transaction
Order confirmation
On registering an order, you will obtain the number of your order and a recap of it. By keeping it or printing it out, the client keeps the proof and the date of his order that APIMAB recommends him to save. You will find the historic and the follow-up of your orders in your client account. Sale will be considered concluded unless in the case of expiry of stocks as contained hereinafter. Note: This email confirms that the client’s order has been acknowledged by APIMAB and not that the Product(s) ordered is/are available.

Proof of transaction
The computerised files, kept in the APIMAB company computer systems under reasonable security conditions, will be considered as the proofs of communications, orders and payments carried out between the parties. Filing of orders and invoices is done on a reliable and lasting support and may be produced as proof.
http://www.apimab.com/en/sales-conditions.html

Outlined on this page.
http://www.ressources-editions.fr/fofo.nsf/(W_diff_g)/7D6E20...

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Note added at 21 mins (2008-02-16 15:08:11 GMT)
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Trying to copy the link again.
http://www.ressources-editions.fr/fofo.nsf/(W_diff_g)/7D6E20...


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Can't do it!