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Maintenance Allowance Affidavit After Marriage

بیان حلفی برائے نان و نفقہ بعد از نکاح

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Maintenance Allowance Affidavit After Marriage

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Required Document Fields & Placeholders

These party credentials and case variables are dynamically merged into the draft:

Husband Name

نام شوہر

Placeholder: {{husband_name}}

Wife Name

نام زوجہ

Placeholder: {{wife_name}}

Monthly Maintenance Amount (PKR)

ماہوار خرچہ نان و نفقہ (روپے)

Placeholder: {{monthly_maintenance}}

Annual Percentage Increment (%)

سالانہ اضافہ شرح فیصد

Placeholder: {{annual_increment}}

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بیان حلفی شوہر بابت ادائیگی باقاعدہ ماہانہ خرچہ نان و نفقہ زوجہ و نابالغان۔

منکہ {{husband_name}}، حلفاً اقرار کرتا ہوں کہ میں اپنی زوجہ مسماۃ {{wife_name}} کو ماہانہ خرچ نان نفقہ مبلغ {{monthly_maintenance}} روپے ادا کرنے کا پابند ہوں گا۔

یہ کہ خرچہ میں مہنگائی کے پیش نظر سالانہ {{annual_increment}} کے حساب سے باقاعدہ اضافہ کیا جائے گا۔

المحلف شوہر: {{husband_name}} | دستخط: ______________

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Notice: This template reflects standard Pakistani legal drafting conventions for deed writers and legal practitioners. All documents must be signed, attested before an Oath Commissioner / Notary Public, or registered with the competent Sub-Registrar.