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1. Identification of Parties: Full legal names and addresses of the Lien Holder (Releasor) and the Property Owner (Releasee)
2. Property Description: Detailed description of the property that was subject to the lien, including legal description, street address, or specific identification of personal property
3. Original Lien Details: Information about the original lien including date of recording, amount, and registration details
4. Consideration Statement: Statement of the consideration received for releasing the lien
5. Release Declaration: Clear statement releasing and discharging the lien and property from all claims
6. Execution Block: Signature blocks for the lien holder, including space for witness or notary acknowledgment
1. Partial Release Terms: Used when only a portion of the original lien is being released, specifying which part remains in effect
2. Conditional Release Terms: Used when the release is subject to specific conditions being met
3. Representations and Warranties: Additional statements confirming the lien holder's authority to release and that no assignment of the lien has occurred
4. Governing Law: Specific reference to New Zealand law and jurisdiction, particularly important for international parties
5. Further Assurances: Commitment to execute additional documents if needed to perfect the release
1. Schedule A - Property Description: Detailed legal description of the property if too lengthy for main document
2. Schedule B - Original Lien Documentation: Copies or details of the original lien documentation and registration
3. Schedule C - Payment Details: If applicable, breakdown of payments or consideration given for the release
4. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documents: Any additional documentation evidencing authority to release or supporting the release
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