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Affidavit About Surrendering Gold Ornaments by Wife

بیان حلفی برائے دستبرداری طلائی زیورات بزریعہ زوجہ
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Required Document Fields & Placeholders

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

Wife Full Name
نام زوجہ / حلف کنندہ
Placeholder: {{wife_name}}
Husband Name
نام شوہر
Placeholder: {{husband_name}}
Settlement Amount / Substituted Benefit (PKR)
عوض یا نقد متبادل رقم (روپے)
Placeholder: {{settlement_amount_or_equity}}

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بیان حلفی زوجہ بابت وصولی متبادل رقم و دستبرداری از دعویٰ طلائی زیورات و جہیز۔

منکہ {{wife_name}} زوجہ {{husband_name}}، حلفیہ اقرار کرتی ہوں کہ میں نے اپنے شوہر سے طلائی زیورات کے عوض {{settlement_amount_or_equity}} وصول پا لیے ہیں۔

یہ کہ اب میرا اپنے شوہر یا اس کے خاندان کے خلاف طلائی زیورات کی بابت کوئی دعویٰ یا لین دین باقی نہ رہا ہے۔

المحلفہ: {{wife_name}} | دستخط و انگوٹھا: ______________

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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.