Misrepresentation in electronic signature certificate licensing attracts criminal liability for false statements or material suppression before licensing bodies. Section 71 criminalises misrepresentation or suppression of material facts before the Controller or a Certifying Authority for obtaining a licence or an ... Summary
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Misrepresentation in electronic signature certificate licensing attracts criminal liability for false statements or material suppression before licensing bodies.
Section 71 criminalises misrepresentation or suppression of material facts before the Controller or a Certifying Authority for obtaining a licence or an electronic signature Certificate. The offence may result in imprisonment, fine, or both. The expression "electronic signature" replaced the earlier expression "digital signature" through the 2008 amendment.
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