Section 87 of ITA, 2000 : Section 87: Power Of Central Government To Make Rules
ITA, 2000
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Explanation using Example
Let's consider a hypothetical scenario to understand the application of Section 87 of The Information Technology Act, 2000. Suppose a tech company named "TechSecure" wants to provide an electronic signature service in India. According to this section, the Central Government has the power to make rules regarding the reliability, procedure, and manner of electronic signatures under section 3A and 5.
Before "TechSecure" can start its service, it must comply with these rules. For instance, the government might re...
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