Sentences with phrase «statutory declaration as»

A statutory declaration as to the circumstances that gave rise to the invoice, including particulars as to when, where and by whom the goods or services were provided.

The candidate did not provide evidence on his statutory declaration as to his hometown or residence in the constituency as per the legal requirements.

Several reasons were cited by the EC Chair, Mrs Charlotte Osei, for disqualifying the presidential hopefuls, including the lack of evidence on statutory declaration as to home town or residence in the constituency as per the legal requirements and the use of the same subscribers by various candidates.

Not exact matches

«A declaration that the 1st and 2nd defendants representing the United States of America in Nigeria are under absolute obligation to obey Nigerian laws both statutory and judicial so far as they are within the territory of Nigeria irrespective of their personal opinions.»

On top of that, making a false land transfer tax declaration has the same effect as making a false affidavit or statutory declaration, with all of the same potential criminal and other consequences.

But solicitors can still provide affordable services in certain areas, such as witnessing statutory declarations, administering oaths and providing legal advice.

(a) make a statutory declaration in the prescribed form, substantiating his or her identity and qualifications as an elector and stating that he or she has not already voted in the election; and

(3) If the deputy returning officer or revision assistant is satisfied as to the contents of the statutory declaration, he or she shall add the applicant's name to the list and the poll record, and shall write the words «added, declaration» or the words «ajouté, déclaration» after the name in the poll record.

Proposals include: a requirement on conveyancers to confirm the identity of parties they are acting for; making exceptions to public inspection of documents in the case of those relating to identity evidence or the investigation and prevention of fraud; and the use of statements of truth as an alternative to statutory declarations.

If your dispute relies on your memory or word of mouth, you should consider preparing a statutory declaration from yourself and any other witnesses, in as much detail as possible and preferably in chronological form

(a) the child leaves in the company, or with the consent in writing (authenticated as prescribed), of the person who made the statutory declaration; or

(a) the child leaves in the company, or with the consent in writing (authenticated as prescribed), of the party who made the statutory declaration; or

A failure by a solicitor to comply with this requirement will result in any proceedings issued being automatically adjourned until such time as the statutory declaration has been sworn and filed.