Electronic message authenticity permits presumed correspondence with transmitted content, while sender identity remains outside the statutory presumption. Section 88A creates a discretionary presumption that an electronic message forwarded by an originator through an electronic mail server corresponds with ... Summary
Electronic message authenticity permits presumed correspondence with transmitted content, while sender identity remains outside the statutory presumption.
Section 88A creates a discretionary presumption that an electronic message forwarded by an originator through an electronic mail server corresponds with the message entered into the computer for transmission to its purported addressee. The presumption concerns the correspondence of transmitted content only; it does not permit any presumption regarding the identity of the person who sent the message. "Originator" and "addressee" carry the meanings assigned under the Information Technology Act, 2000.
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