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Evidentiary value
Definition
Evidentiary value is the ability of an electronic document to be accepted as evidence before a court. It relies on the reliability of the signing process, the traceability provided by the audit trail, the integrity guaranteed by hashing, and the preservation ensured by electronic archiving. The eIDAS regulation establishes a legal presumption of evidentiary value for advanced and qualified signatures.
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