Section 33
Certificate May Be Revoked
1) The Controller or the Certifying Authority may revoke a Certificate in following conditions:
(g) Where the subscriber or any other person authorized by him requests to revoke a certificate,
(h) If it is necessary to revoke in a certificate that contravenes the public interest as prescribed,
(i) Upon the death of the subscriber,
(j) Upon the insolvency, winding up or dissolution of the company or corporate body under the prevailing laws,
where the subscriber is a company or a corporate body.
(k) If it is proved that a requirement for issuance of the Certificate was not satisfied.
(l) If a material fact represented in the certificate is proved to be false.
(m) If a key used to generate key pair or security system was compromised in a manner that affects materially the
Certificate’s reliability.
(2) The procedures to be followed by the Controller or Certifying Authority with respect to revocation of a Certificate shall be as prescribed.
(g) Where the subscriber or any other person authorized by him requests to revoke a certificate,
(h) If it is necessary to revoke in a certificate that contravenes the public interest as prescribed,
(i) Upon the death of the subscriber,
(j) Upon the insolvency, winding up or dissolution of the company or corporate body under the prevailing laws,
where the subscriber is a company or a corporate body.
(k) If it is proved that a requirement for issuance of the Certificate was not satisfied.
(l) If a material fact represented in the certificate is proved to be false.
(m) If a key used to generate key pair or security system was compromised in a manner that affects materially the
Certificate’s reliability.
(2) The procedures to be followed by the Controller or Certifying Authority with respect to revocation of a Certificate shall be as prescribed.