Why This Form Is Important

• It is a sworn legal declaration. The deponent affirms the contents on oath, and the verification block states that the contents are true and correct to the deponent's knowledge and belief and that nothing material has been concealed.
• It identifies the property and the deponent's ownership claim. The deponent declares to be the owner of a DDA plot, by plot number, optional floor and society name, in a CHBS society in Delhi, which ties the declarations that follow to one specific property.
• It is a clean-title declaration. The deponent states there is no pending court case, sale, loan, mortgage, misuse, unauthorized construction, litigation, police case or dispute against the property.
• It confirms there is no encroachment. The deponent states that no encroachment on Government, Public or Private land has been caused.
• It is tied to the Conveyance Deed. The no-encumbrance and no-encroachment statements are made as on the date of execution of the Conveyance Deed, so the affidavit supports that specific transaction.
• It puts the deponent on record that the statement is true. The deponent affirms that the statement is true and correct, which the verification block then repeats.