The Electronic Transactions Law (b) receiving by the addressee data message which resulted from the action of a person who has relationship with the originator or who has the authority to act on behalf of the originator and sending by a procedure used by the originator. 24. On or before sending of the electronic record or electronic data message, the originator and the addressee : (a) may acknowledge the receipt by any of the following procedures: (i) communicating by the addressee himself or automated or by any other means; (ii) any conduct sufficient to indicate to the originator that addressee has received it; (b) may enter into specific agreement in respect of the acknowledgment of receipt. 25. Where: (a) the originator has stated that electronic record or the electronic data message is conditional on receipt of the acknowledegment of the electronic data message or electronic record, it shall be treated as though it had never been sent until the acknowledgment is received;. (b) the originator has not stated that electronic record or the electronic data message is conditional on receipt of acknowledgment and the acknowledgment has not been received by the originator within the time specified or agreed or if no time has been specified or agreed within a reasonable time, the originator may give notice to the addressee stating that no acknowledgment has been received. 26. Unless otherwise agreed between the originator and the addressee in respect of dispatch and receipt of an electronic record or electronic data message: (a) dispatch of it occurs when it enters information system outside the control of the originator or his agent; (b) the time of receipt of it is as follows: (i) the time when it enters the designated information system; (ii) if an information system which is not designated is used, the time when it is retrieved by the addressee; (iii) if no information system has been designated, the time when it enters an information system of the addressee. 27. (a) Unless otherwise agreed between the originator and the addressee the place of business of the originator shall be deemed to be the dispatching place and the place of business of the addressee shall be deemed to be the receiving place. (b) If the originator and the addressee conduct business in more than one place, the principal place of business shall be deemed to be the permanent address. If there is no place of business, their place of permanent residence shall be deemed to be the permanent address, and if it is a corporate body, the place where it has been incorporated and established legally shall be deemed to be the permanent address. Chapter X Taking Administrative Action 28. The Control Board may, if the certification authority violates any condition of the licence or is convicted for the commission of any offence under this Law, pass any of the following administrative orders: Page 7 of 11