Form
22 (version 3)
UCPR
22.3
STATEMENT
IN ANSWER TO INTERROGATORIES
[Name] [role of party] gives the following answers
to the interrogatories ordered by the court on [date of court order]:
- Interrogatory:
Answer:
- Interrogatory:
Answer:
[provide your answer]
[required where statement of answers is NOT verified by affidavit]
#Signature of person giving the
statement of answers
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#AFFIDAVIT
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[required where answers are to be verified by affidavit]
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Name
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Address |
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Occupation |
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#I am [give details of the capacity of the person making the affidavit and the facts that qualify the person to make the affidavit].
- I believe that the answers given to the interrogatories in this document are true.
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#SWORN #AFFIRMED at
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Signature of deponent
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Name of witness
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Address of witness
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Capacity of witness
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[#Justice of the peace #Solicitor #Barrister #Commissioner for affidavits #Notary public]
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And
as a witness, I certify the following matters concerning the
person who made this
affidavit (the deponent):
1 #I
saw the face of the deponent. [OR,
delete whichever option is inapplicable]
#I
did not see the face of the deponent because the deponent was
wearing a face covering, but I am satisfied that the deponent had
a special justification for not removing the covering.*
2 #I have known the deponent
for at least 12 months. [OR,
delete whichever option is inapplicable]
#I
have confirmed the deponent’s identity using the following
identification document:
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Identification document relied
on (may be original or certified copy)
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Signature of witness
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Note:
The deponent and witness must sign each page of the affidavit. See
UCPR 35.7B.
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[*
The only "special justification" for not removing a face
covering is a legitimate medical reason (at April 2012).]
[†"Identification
documents" include current driver licence, proof of age card,
Medicare card, credit card, Centrelink pension card, Veterans Affairs
entitlement card, student identity card, citizenship certificate,
birth certificate, passport or see Oaths Regulation 2011.]
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