Section 325K.24 — Presumptions In Adjudicating Disputes; Liability Allocation.
325K.24 PRESUMPTIONS IN ADJUDICATING DISPUTES; LIABILITY ALLOCATION. Subdivision 1. Presumptions. In adjudicating a dispute involving a digital signature, a court of this state presumes that: (a) A certificate digitally signed by a licensed certification authority and either published in a recognized repository, or made available by the issuing certification authority or by the subscriber listed […]
Section 325K.25 — Recognition Of Repositories.
325K.25 RECOGNITION OF REPOSITORIES. Subdivision 1. Conditions. The secretary must recognize one or more repositories, after finding that a repository to be recognized: (1) is operated under the direction of a licensed certification authority; (2) includes a database containing: (i) certificates published in the repository; (ii) notices of suspended or revoked certificates published by licensed […]
Section 325K.26 — Rulemaking.
325K.26 RULEMAKING. The secretary may adopt rules effective July 1, 1998, to implement this chapter. History: 1997 c 178 s 27
Section 325K.27 — Court Rules.
325K.27 COURT RULES. Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to limit the authority of the supreme court to adopt rules of pleading, practice or procedure, or of the court of appeals or district courts to adopt supplementary local rules, governing the use of electronic messages and documents, including, but not limited to, rules governing […]
Section 325K.21 — Digitally Signed Document Is Written.
325K.21 DIGITALLY SIGNED DOCUMENT IS WRITTEN. (a) A message is as valid, enforceable, and effective as if it had been written on paper, if it: (1) bears in its entirety a digital signature; and (2) that digital signature is verified by the public key listed in a certificate that: (i) was issued by a licensed […]
Section 325K.22 — Digitally Signed Originals.
325K.22 DIGITALLY SIGNED ORIGINALS. A copy of a digitally signed message is as effective, valid, and enforceable as the original of the message, unless it is evident that the signer designated an instance of the digitally signed message to be a unique original, in which case only that instance constitutes the valid, effective, and enforceable […]
Section 325K.23 — Acknowledgments.
325K.23 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Subdivision 1. Certificates. Unless otherwise provided by law or contract, a certificate issued by a licensed certification authority satisfies the requirement for an acknowledgment pursuant to section 358.52 of a digital signature verified by reference to the public key listed in the certificate, regardless of whether words of an express acknowledgment appear with […]
Section 325K.14 — Suspension Of Certificate.
325K.14 SUSPENSION OF CERTIFICATE. Subdivision 1. Suspension for 96 hours. Unless the certification authority and the subscriber agree otherwise, the licensed certification authority that issued a certificate that is not a transactional certificate must suspend the certificate for a period not to exceed 96 hours: (1) upon request by a person identifying himself or herself […]
Section 325K.15 — Certificate Revocation.
325K.15 CERTIFICATE REVOCATION. Subdivision 1. After request. A licensed certification authority must revoke a certificate that it issued but which is not a transactional certificate, after: (1) receiving a request for revocation by the subscriber named in the certificate; and (2) confirming that the person requesting revocation is the subscriber, or is an agent of […]
Section 325K.16 — Certificate Expiration.
325K.16 CERTIFICATE EXPIRATION. Subdivision 1. Expiration date. A certificate must indicate the date on which it expires. Subd. 2. Effect of expiration. When a certificate expires, the subscriber and certification authority cease to certify as provided in this chapter and the certification authority is discharged of its duties based on issuance, in relation to the […]