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Affidavit Of Assets To Be Made By A Judgment Debtor (o. 21, R Legal Draft Template

Category Agreements Civil Procedure Code
Format 41(2))
File name Affidavit of Assets to be made by a Judgment-Debtor (O. 21, R. 41(2))

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In the Court

of.....................A.B.C.................

Decree holder,VersusC............Judgment-debtorI,...............

of.................. state on oath/solemn affirmation as follows:-1. My full name

is................(block capitals)2. I live

at.................3. I am

married/single/widower (widow)/divorced4. The following persons

are dependant upon me:-5. My employment, trade

or profession is that of.............carried on by me at.................... I

am a director of the following companies:-6. My present

annual/monthly/weekly income, after paying income tax, is as follows:a. From my employment,

trade or profession Rs.........b. From other sources

Rs..........1.2.3.4.5.6.7.a. I own the house in

which I live; its value is Rs...........b. From other sources

Rs...............1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8. I possess the

following:- (give particulars)a. Banking accounts;b. Shares and stocksc. Life and endowment

policies;d. House property;e. Other property;f. Other securities9. The following debts

are due to me:-a. From........

of................Rs..........b. From...........

of.................Rs...............Sworn

before me, etc.

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