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<SNIP>
For the
majority of messages there will be no individual signatures (such may though be
stored locally as proof if implemented). For those messages that for
some reason would benefit from individuals' signatures also being transmitted,
such signatures are a part of message "payload". That
is, the outermost "authoritative" signature is always the sending
organization's.
</SNIP> Anders,
In
order to establish non-repudiation, won't you need the signature of a person and
not just proof that the email passed through a specific
server?
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