Electronic signature authentication requires proof that a non-secure signature on an electronic record belongs to the alleged subscriber. Section 67A requires proof that an alleged electronic signature affixed to an electronic record belongs to the stated subscriber, except where it is a ... Summary
Electronic signature authentication requires proof that a non-secure signature on an electronic record belongs to the alleged subscriber.
Section 67A requires proof that an alleged electronic signature affixed to an electronic record belongs to the stated subscriber, except where it is a secure electronic signature. It establishes an evidentiary authentication requirement for ordinary electronic signatures while preserving distinct treatment for secure electronic signatures.
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