Digital signature certificate revocation requires a hearing before cancellation for false credentials, unmet issuance conditions, or security compromise.

A Certifying Authority may revoke a Digital Signature Certificate upon request, death of the subscriber, or dissolution or winding up of a subscriber firm or company. Revocation may also occur for false or concealed material facts, unmet issuance requirements, or a security compromise materially affecting reliability. Before revocation, the subscriber must receive an opportunity of being heard, and the revocation must be communicated to the subscriber.

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