About the Statutory Declaration

Most legal systems are based on being able to ascertain what is true. Often, the truth of something can only be discovered from available evidence.

A Statutory Declaration is a way of assisting in this discovery. It is a way of making a statement of fact, which gives the statement greater evidentiary weight than it might otherwise have. This is because you and others are aware that if you lie in a Statutory Declaration then you can face criminal charges.
A Statutory Declaration is a written statement, declared to be true by you the maker in the presence of a Commissioner for Declarations or the equivalent in your jurisdiction. Usually, the first and last parts of the statement are standard and are set out on the appropriate form, with the substantive parts in between to be composed by you.

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