0 someone who signs a document to say that the information they have given in it is true
The value given was the estimate of the committee, and not that given by the declarant, which was often larger.
To provide a substitute that makes the declarant's statement admissible, the prosecution has to produce evidence highlighting the declarant's testimonial traits.
An illiterate declarant (who gave no occupation) wanted to cut seven oaks 'to make himself a wagon' in 1742.
Any information declared is confidential to the declarant and his or her line manager.
Clause 29(3)(a) reads: "two members of the local authority to which the declarant is elected".
So far as we are aware, we are entitled to attest this declaration and do not stand to benefit by the death of the declarant.
Completed forms are then forwarded direct by the declarant or his unit to the appropriate electoral registration officer after attestation by a commissioned officer.
We are the declarants of our policy.
