In Bangladesh, an affidavit is a legally sworn statement made before a notary public to certify the authenticity of certain facts. Such documents are often required in matters related to land ownership, inheritance, property transfer, or family relationship verification. The following sample affidavit is a fictional example, prepared only for reference purposes and should not be used as a substitute for professional legal advice.
I, SHAHANA BEGUM, wife of Late RAFIQUL ISLAM KHAN of 45, Green Valley, P.O. Uttarkhan, P.S. Uttara, Dist. Dhaka-1230, Bangladesh, by faith Muslim, by nationality Bangladeshi, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows:
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That I am a permanent citizen and National of Bangladesh by birth.
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That I am sister of MD. KAMRUL HASSAN of 12/3, Lakeview Road, P.O. Banani, P.S. Cantonment, Dhaka-1213.
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That my Niece named “FATEMA SULTANA” was born on February 20, 1990 at Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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That MD. KAMRUL HASSAN is Father and JAHANARA BEGUM is Mother of “FATEMA SULTANA”.
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That I was present at the time of birth of “FATEMA SULTANA” on February 20, 1990 at 12/3, Lakeview Road, Banani, Dhaka.
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That as Aunt I am fully aware of correctness of the birth and relationship of my above-mentioned Niece.
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That I hereby declare that the family owns 2.5 katha of residential land situated at Green Valley Residential Area, Uttarkhan, Dhaka, which was purchased at a value of BDT 35,00,000 (Thirty-Five Lac Taka only).
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That this land is free from all encumbrances, disputes, or claims, and I testify to its legal ownership by my family.
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That the above statements are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
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Deponent
The deponent is known to me, identified by me and has signed in my presence
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Advocate
Advice
Before preparing or signing any affidavit regarding property, it is important to verify all ownership documents including registered deed, mutation certificate, khatian, and tax receipts. Consulting a professional lawyer can help avoid future disputes. Always keep a photocopy or digital copy of important documents in a safe place.
Note: This is only a sample; it is advisable to proceed with the guidance of a lawyer or experienced persons.
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