Valid electronic signature definition
Valid electronic signature means an electronic signature on an electronic document created by using an electronic signature device that the identified signatory is uniquely entitled to use for signing the electronic document, provided the device has not been compromised and provided the signatory is an individual authorized to sign the document by virtue of legal status or relationship to the entity on whose behalf the signature is created.
Valid electronic signature means an electronic signature on an electronic document created by using an electronic signature device that the identified signatory is uniquely entitled to use for signing the electronic document, where the
Valid electronic signature means an electronic signature on an electronic document that has been created with an electronic device that the identified signatory is uniquely entitled to use for signing that document, where this device has not been compromised, and where the signatory is an individual who is authorized to sign the document by virtue of his or her legal status or his or her relationship to the entity on whose behalf the signature is executed.
Examples of Valid electronic signature in a sentence
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More Definitions of Valid electronic signature
Valid electronic signature means an electronic signature on an electronic document created by using an electronic signature device that the identified signatory is uniquely entitled to use for signing the electronic document, provided the device has not been compromised and provided the signatory is
Valid electronic signature means an electronic signature on an electronic document created by using an electronic signature device that the identified signatory is
Valid electronic signature means an electronic signature on an electronic record that has been created with an electronic signature device that the identified signatory is uniquely entitled to use for signing that record, when the device has not been compromised and the signatory is an individual person who is authorized to sign the record by virtue of legal status or relationship to the entity on whose behalf the signature is executed. (History: 30-18-118, MCA; IMP, 30-18- 102, 30-18-117, MCA; NEW, 2011 MAR p. 1135, Eff. 6/24/11.)