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- 1 Article 1 Subject matter
- 1 Article 13 Liability and burden of proof
CHAPTER I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER II
ELECTRONIC IDENTIFICATION
CHAPTER III
TRUST SERVICES
SECTION 1
General provisions
SECTION 2
Supervision
SECTION 3
Qualified trust services
SECTION 4
Electronic signatures
SECTION 5
Electronic seals
SECTION 6
Electronic time stamps
SECTION 7
Electronic registered delivery services
SECTION 8
Website authentication
CHAPTER IV
ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS
CHAPTER V
DELEGATIONS OF POWER AND IMPLEMENTING PROVISIONS
CHAPTER VI
FINAL PROVISIONS
- electronic identification
- electronic identification means
- person identification data
- electronic identification scheme
- authentication
- relying party
- public sector body
- body governed by public law
- signatory
- electronic signature
- advanced electronic signature
- qualified electronic signature
- electronic signature creation data
- certificate for electronic signature
- qualified certificate for electronic signature
- trust service
- qualified trust service
- conformity assessment body
- trust service provider
- qualified trust service provider
- product
- electronic signature creation device
- qualified electronic signature creation device
- creator of a seal
- electronic seal
- advanced electronic seal
- qualified electronic seal
- electronic seal creation data
- certificate for electronic seal
- qualified certificate for electronic seal
- electronic seal creation device
- qualified electronic seal creation device
- electronic time stamp
- qualified electronic time stamp
- electronic document
- electronic registered delivery service
- qualified electronic registered delivery service
- certificate for website authentication
- qualified certificate for website authentication
- validation data
- validation
- trust_service 7
- shall 5
- legal 4
- provider 4
- damage 3
- natural 3
- limitations 3
- qualified 3
- electronic_identification 3
- negligence 3
- intention 3
- services 3
- providers 3
- under 3
- liability 2
- referred 2
- burden 2
- first 2
- subparagraph 2
- person 2
- rules 2
- liable 2
- article 2
- member 2
- lays 2
- down 2
- means 2
- trust_services 2
- damages 1
- regulation 1
- obligations 1
- arising 1
- from 1
- comply 1
- parties 1
- failure 1
- exceeding 1
- negligently 1
- indicated 1
- paragraphs 1
- applied 1
- accordance 1
- proving 1
- recognisable 1
- third 1
- non-qualified 1
- customers 1
- claiming 1
- provide 1
- they 1
Article 1
Subject matter
With a view to ensuring the proper functioning of the internal market while aiming at an adequate level of security of electronic_identification means and trust_services this Regulation:
(a) | lays down the conditions under which Member States recognise electronic_identification means of natural and legal persons falling under a notified electronic_identification scheme of another Member State; |
(b) | lays down rules for trust_services, in particular for electronic transactions; and |
(c) | establishes a legal framework for electronic_signatures, electronic_seals, electronic_time_stamps, electronic_documents, electronic_registered_delivery_services and certificate services for website authentication. |
Article 13
Liability and burden of proof
1. Without prejudice to paragraph 2, trust_service providers shall be liable for damage caused intentionally or negligently to any natural or legal person due to a failure to comply with the obligations under this Regulation.
The burden of proving intention or negligence of a non-qualified trust_service provider shall lie with the natural or legal person claiming the damage referred to in the first subparagraph.
The intention or negligence of a qualified trust_service provider shall be presumed unless that qualified trust_service provider proves that the damage referred to in the first subparagraph occurred without the intention or negligence of that qualified trust_service provider.
2. Where trust_service providers duly inform their customers in advance of the limitations on the use of the services they provide and where those limitations are recognisable to third parties, trust_service providers shall not be liable for damages arising from the use of services exceeding the indicated limitations.
3. Paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be applied in accordance with national rules on liability.
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