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Legal Warning: You can use only the valid Digital Signatures issued to you. It is illegal to use Digital Signatures of anybody other than the one to whom it is issued.

If a person suppresses the essential facts of an electronic act, it is the misrepresentation. In the case of e-signatures, Article 71 of IT law imposes a penal offence on misrepresentation. It is punishable by Article 73 of the IT Act.

Sec 2 (ta) of Information Technology Act 2000 had defines electronic signature as: ?Authentication of any electronic record by a subscriber by means of the electronic technique specified in the second schedule and includes digital signature.?

India passed Information Technology Act 2000 (The Act) which came into force on 17-10-2000. The Act applies to the whole of India and even to persons who commit offence outside India. The Act validates digital signature? and provides for enabling a person to use it just like the traditional signature.

Hard to While digital documents are easy to copy, digital signatures are not. This is because digital signatures involve digital certificates for identity verification and data encryption, which ensures that the information relating to the digital signature is valid and cannot be changed.

The misuse of digital signatures can be in the form of: Producing forged documents. Fraudulently entering information. Fabrication of letters or certificates. Modification of documents, etc.

Where any person acts in a fraudulent or dishonest manner by sign, sealing, executing, or altering a document or an electronic record or affixing his or her electronic signature on any electronic record knowing that such person is of unsound mind and the person is unaware about the contents of the signed document or ...