Salient feature of the IT ACT 2000

  •  The act provide 
    • Legal recognition of electronic document (sec 4-5) .accepts any offer in electronic form
    • Recognise email as valid form of communication in India  (section 10A)
    • Legal recognition of electronic signatures 
    • Use of electronic records (section 6)
    • Delivery of services by service providers through electronic means (6A -section)
    • Retention of electronic records ( section 7)
  • Authorising Central government to provide regulations through appointments of controller of certifying authority for the purpose of  the Act. ( s,17-34)
  • Provides penality ,compensation and adjudication - 43-47
  • Establishments  of cyber. Appellate tribunal 48-57
  • Legal frameworks to facilitate electronic commerce 
  • Admisssbilty of electronic data / evidence in court of law
  • Declaration of cyber offence (65-78)

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