(i) that the manner in which the electronic record was generated, stored or communicated was unreliable. (ii) that the manner in which the electronic record was signed was unreliable (iii) that the manner in which the integrity of the information was maintained was unreliable. (iv) of any other relevant factors to the integrity of the electronic record. Article 6 Electronic Signature 1. Use of electronic signature shall not be denied legal effect, validity or enforceability solely on the grounds that it is wholly or partly in electronic form. 2. Where the law requires a signature of a person, or provides for a legal effect if a document is not signed, an electronic signature of that person satisfies the requirements of this Law. 3. In any legal proceedings involving an electronic signature that is associated with an Accredited Certificate, it shall be presumed unless the parties have agreed otherwise or unless evidence to the contrary is adduced that: 4. (i) such electronic signature is the signature of the person to whom it correlates; (ii) such electronic signature was affixed by that person to whom it correlates for the purpose of signing such electronic record; (iii) the electronic record that is signed with such signature has not been altered since the time at which the electronic signature was affixed. If the electronic signature is not made with the use of an Accredited Certificate, the presumption of an authenticity created under the provisions of the preceding Paragraph shall not be attached to the electronic signature or record. Article 7 Originals 6