Summary

Electronic Signatures Act (2001)

“ Article 14 A certification service provider shall be liable for any damage caused by its operation or other certification-related process to the parties, or to a bona fide person who relies on the certificate, unless the certification service provider proves that it has not acted negligently. Where a certification service provider clearly specifies the limitation for the use of the certificate, it shall not be liable for any damage arising from a contrary use. ”
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Electronic Signatures Act (2001)

“ Article 4 With the consent of the other party, an electronic record can be employed as a declaration of intent. Where a law or regulation requires that information be provided in writing, if the content of the information can be presented in its integrity and remains accessible for subsequent reference, with the consent of the other party, the requirement is satisfied by providing an electronic record. ”
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Electronic Signatures Act (2001)

“ Article 8 An electronic record is deemed to be dispatched at the place where the originator has its place of business, and is deemed to be received at the place where the addressee has its place of business. If the originator or the addressee has more than one place of business, the place of dispatch or receipt is the place that has the closest relationship to the underlying transaction or communication, or where there is no underlying transaction or communication, the principal place of business. ”
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