Common use of Statutory Declaration Clause in Contracts

Statutory Declaration. If the Borrower fails to retain this document and wishes to redeem, then, unless the Pawnbroker expressly consents at the time to accept a statement in writing, the Pawnbroker requires the Borrower to make a Statutory Declaration in the prescribed form, irrespective of the amount of credit. Where a Statutory Declaration is made by the Borrower, the Borrower shall ensure that it bears the official stamp or seal of the person administering it and the Pawnbroker shall not be obliged to allow redemption of the Property without such official stamp or seal.

Statutory Declaration. If the Borrower fails to retain this document and wishes to redeem, then, unless the Pawnbroker acting on behalf of the Lender expressly consents at the time to accept a statement in writing, the Pawnbroker acting on behalf of the Lender requires the Borrower to make a Statutory Declaration in the prescribed form, irrespective of the amount of credit. Where a Statutory statutory Declaration is made by the Borrower, the Borrower shall ensure that it bears the official stamp or seal of the person administering it and the Pawnbroker shall not be obliged to allow redemption of the Property without such official stamp or seal.

Statutory Declaration. If the Borrower fails to retain this document and wishes to redeem, then, unless the Pawnbroker expressly consents at the time to accept a statement in writing, the Pawnbroker requires the Borrower borrower to make a Statutory Declaration in the prescribed form, irrespective of the amount of credit. Where a Statutory Declaration declaration is made by the Borrower, the Borrower shall ensure that it bears the official stamp or seal of the person administering it and the Pawnbroker shall not be obliged to allow redemption of the Property without such official stamp or seal.