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ARTICLE · 01 DECEMBER 2023

Affidavits In Singapore: A Complete Guide

An affidavit is a signed statement that is sworn on oath and has to be made voluntarily without coercion. If found otherwise, the affidavit would be considered invalid.

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Introduction

An affidavit is a signed statement that is sworn on oath and has to be made voluntarily without coercion. If found otherwise, the affidavit would be considered invalid. This article will guide you through the process of making an affidavit and what you can expect.

What is an affidavit used for?

An affidavit is used to present evidence in court. It can be used to provide evidence for different topics such as the authenticity of a document or facts of the case.

Some common types of affidavits include:

  1. Affidavits in support of a summons or Originating Summons
  2. Affidavits of Evidence-In-Chief
  3. Affidavits of Assets and Means
  4. Affidavit for bail and release on personal bond

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