Electronic signature recognition satisfies statutory authentication and signing requirements when affixed in the prescribed manner. Electronic signatures satisfy legal requirements for authentication, signing, or bearing a person's signature where affixed in the manner prescribed by ... Summary
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Electronic signature recognition satisfies statutory authentication and signing requirements when affixed in the prescribed manner.
Electronic signatures satisfy legal requirements for authentication, signing, or bearing a person's signature where affixed in the manner prescribed by the Central Government. "Signed" and related expressions include affixing a handwritten signature or any mark on a document, and "signature" is construed correspondingly. The terminology "electronic signatures" replaced "digital signature" through the 2008 amendment.
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