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The Affidavit For Correction Of Title is a critical legal document used within Malaysia's land administration framework when errors are discovered in property title documents. These errors may include incorrect names, wrong measurements, erroneous boundaries, or other technical mistakes that need rectification. The document is primarily used when property owners, legal representatives, or other interested parties need to correct inaccuracies in land titles registered with the Malaysian Land Office. It must comply with requirements under the National Land Code 1965, the Statutory Declarations Act 1960, and other relevant Malaysian legislation. The affidavit requires detailed information about the property, comprehensive explanation of the error, supporting documentation, and must be properly sworn before a Commissioner for Oaths. It forms part of the formal application process for title correction and may be used in both administrative proceedings and court applications.

1. Title and Cause Number: States the document type and any relevant court reference numbers

2. Deponent Information: Full name, NRIC number, occupation and address of the person making the affidavit

3. Interest in Property: Establishes the deponent's relationship to the property and legal standing to request the correction

4. Property Details: Complete description of the property including title number, lot number, and address

5. Nature of Error: Detailed description of the error in the title that requires correction

6. Facts and Circumstances: Chronological narrative of how the error occurred and was discovered

7. Supporting Evidence: Reference to documents proving the error and justifying the correction

8. Prayer/Request: Formal request for the correction to be made, stating the specific changes needed

9. Verification Statement: Standard declaration that the contents are true and correct

10. Jurat/Attestation: Details of when and where the affidavit was sworn, with Commissioner for Oaths information