This removes a certificate signature and the lock that comes with it, so the document can be edited again. Doing so destroys the proof the signature carried, which is exactly the point when a superseded document needs reworking.
No. It deletes the signature entirely. The document is then plainly unsigned, not falsely signed.
Not the original one. The signer must sign the new version again.
Yes. Archive the signed original before removing anything, as it is the evidential record.
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