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    Verification is an averment by the party making a pleading that they are prepared to establish the truth of the facts pleaded. A pleading is verified by an affidavit stating that the affiant has read the pleading and that the allegations are true based on their own knowledge. Verifications based solely on "information and belief" or "knowledge, information, and belief" are insufficient under the Rules of Court. The sample provided is an affidavit for verification where the affiant states they are the petitioner, caused the pleading to be prepared, read its contents, and that the allegations are true based on their own knowledge.

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    Verification is an averment by the party making a pleading that they are prepared to establish the truth of the facts pleaded. A pleading is verified by an affidavit stating that the affiant has read the pleading and that the allegations are true based on their own knowledge. Verifications based solely on "information and belief" or "knowledge, information, and belief" are insufficient under the Rules of Court. The sample provided is an affidavit for verification where the affiant states they are the petitioner, caused the pleading to be prepared, read its contents, and that the allegations are true based on their own knowledge.

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    Verification is an averment by the party making a pleading that they are prepared to establish the truth of the facts pleaded. A pleading is verified by an affidavit stating that the affiant has read the pleading and that the allegations are true based on their own knowledge. Verifications based solely on "information and belief" or "knowledge, information, and belief" are insufficient under the Rules of Court. The sample provided is an affidavit for verification where the affiant states they are the petitioner, caused the pleading to be prepared, read its contents, and that the allegations are true based on their own knowledge.

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    Verification is an averment by the party making a pleading that they are prepared to establish the truth of the facts pleaded. A pleading is verified by an affidavit stating that the affiant has read the pleading and that the allegations are true based on their own knowledge. Verifications based solely on "information and belief" or "knowledge, information, and belief" are insufficient under the Rules of Court. The sample provided is an affidavit for verification where the affiant states they are the petitioner, caused the pleading to be prepared, read its contents, and that the allegations are true based on their own knowledge.

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    VERIFICATION
    Definition: It is an averment by the party making a pleading that he is prepared to establish the truth of the facts which he has pleaded. A pleading is verified by an affidavit stating that the person verifying has read the pleading and that the allegations thereof are true of his own knowledge. Verifications based on information and belief, or upon knowledge, information, and belief shall be deemed insufficient. (Rule 7, Sec. 6, Revised Rules of Court)

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    I, __(Name of affiant)__, after being sworn in accordance with law, deposes and says: That he (her) is the petitioner in the above-entitled case; that he has caused the (above) foregoing petition (complaint) to be prepared and has read the contents thereof; that the allegations therein are true and correct of his (her) own knowledge.

    ___________________________ Affiant

    JURAT

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