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An Affidavit of Sale is commonly used in Pakistan when there is a need to provide a formal, sworn declaration of a sale transaction. This document type is particularly important in situations where detailed documentation of ownership transfer is required, whether for property, vehicles, or other significant assets. The affidavit must comply with Pakistani legal requirements, including proper execution before an Oath Commissioner, appropriate stamping under the Stamp Act 1899, and registration where required by law. The document typically includes comprehensive details about the parties involved, the asset being transferred, the consideration paid, and a sworn statement attesting to the truthfulness of the information. Such affidavits are often required by government authorities, banks, and other institutions as supporting documentation for various official purposes.

1. Title and Jurisdiction: Specifies the type of document (Affidavit of Sale) and the jurisdiction where it's being executed

2. Deponent Details: Full identification and contact details of the person making the affidavit (seller)

3. Verification of Identity: Statement confirming the deponent's identity and capacity to make the affidavit

4. Property Description: Detailed description of the property or item being sold, including all relevant identifying information

5. Ownership Declaration: Statement confirming legitimate ownership and right to sell

6. Sale Transaction Details: Information about the sale including price, payment terms, and date of transaction

7. Buyer Information: Full identification and contact details of the purchaser

8. Free Consent Declaration: Statement confirming the sale was made willingly and without coercion

9. Verification Clause: Standard clause verifying that the contents are true and correct

10. Oath and Signature: Formal sworn statement and signature section with date