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In the context of S. 38(1) of the IT Act, 2000 dealing with revocation of Digital signature certificate, which one of the following is not the ground for revocation ?

  • A.A Certifying Authority may revoke the Digital Signature Certificate if the subscriber or any other person authorised by him makes a request to that effect
  • B.A Certifying Authority may revoke the Digital Signature Certificate upon the death of the subscriber
  • C.A Certifying Authority may revoke the Digital Signature Certificate if subscriber is punished by the competent court in India
  • D.A Certifying Authority may revoke the Digital Signature Certificate upon the dissolution of the firm or winding up of the company where the subscriber is a firm or a company

Answer: C

The one that is not a ground under section 38(1) is revocation if the subscriber is punished by a competent court.

Section 38(1) of the Information Technology Act, 2000 lets a Certifying Authority revoke a certificate (a) on the request of the subscriber or a person authorised by him, (b) on the subscriber's death, and (c) on the dissolution of the firm or winding up of the company where the subscriber is a firm or company. These are options A, B and D.

Section 38(2) adds grounds such as a false material fact in the certificate or compromise of the private key, but punishment by a court is not among the grounds of section 38(1).

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