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A Statement Affidavit is a crucial legal document in New Zealand's legal system, used to present formal sworn testimony in various contexts. This document type is commonly required in court proceedings, administrative matters, and regulatory compliance situations where formal verified statements are necessary. Statement Affidavits must comply with the requirements of the Oaths and Declarations Act 1957 and related New Zealand legislation, including proper execution before an authorized person. They can be used in civil litigation, family court matters, immigration proceedings, property transactions, or any situation requiring formally sworn statements. The document typically includes detailed factual statements, may reference supporting documents as exhibits, and must be executed with proper formality to be legally valid. Statement Affidavits are particularly important as they carry serious legal consequences if found to contain false information, as they are sworn statements made under oath or affirmation.

1. Title and Court Reference: Identifies the court, proceeding number (if applicable), and parties involved

2. Deponent Details: Full legal name, occupation, and residential/business address of the person making the affidavit

3. Basis of Knowledge: Statement establishing the deponent's authority or capacity to make the statements

4. Statement of Truth: Formal declaration that the contents are true and correct to the best of the deponent's knowledge and belief

5. Core Statements: The main content of the affidavit, presented in numbered paragraphs containing factual statements

6. Execution Block: Place for signature, date, and details of the person administering the oath or affirmation