Digital signature verification permits certificate production and public-key authentication to establish the purported signatory's identity. Section 73A enables the Court to ascertain whether a digital signature was affixed by its purported signatory. It may require the purported signatory, ... Summary
Digital signature verification permits certificate production and public-key authentication to establish the purported signatory's identity.
Section 73A enables the Court to ascertain whether a digital signature was affixed by its purported signatory. It may require the purported signatory, Controller, or Certifying Authority to produce the Digital Signature Certificate, or direct another person to apply its listed public key to verify the signature.
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