Affiants
/ˈæf.i.ənts/
Definitions
- (n.) Persons who make and sign affidavits, swearing to the truth of the statements therein.
The affiants appeared in court to confirm the truth of their affidavits.
Forms
- affiant
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Commentary
Affiants are integral in evidentiary proceedings where sworn statements are submitted; the term specifically denotes the individuals rather than the documents.
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