Declarations
/dɪˌklɛrəˈʃənz/
Definitions
- (n.) Formal statements asserting facts, intentions, or claims, often used in legal contexts to establish positions or facts.
The declarations submitted by both parties clarified their respective claims.
- (n.) Written documents required or used in legal procedures to state the truth under penalty of perjury.
The witness signed declarations to support the motion for summary judgment.
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Commentary
Usually considered the plural form of declaration; each individual declaration holds substantive legal significance, often used interchangeably with affidavits or sworn statements depending on jurisdiction.
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