Verification
(n) Verification is the process by which the author of the document or statement attests its correctness and authenticity by virtue of affixing his signature. It is done at the end of the statement or document duly dated.
Verification Statement: An oath stating that the information in a document is true.
Visitation Credit: The percentage applied to a child support calculation. It reflects the amount of time a child resides with the non-custodial parent.
Employee Verification Form: In a workers' compensation case, it's a bi-annual report of earnings to be completed by the injured employee.
Verification: Confirmation as to the truthfulness of something, either by swearing under oath or by offering an affidavit as to validity.
Verify: To substantiate or confirm under oath.
verification
n. the declaration under oath or upon penalty of perjury that a statement or pleading is true, located at the end of a document.
VERIFICATION, pleading. Whenever new matter is introduced on either side, the plea must conclude with a verification or averment, in order that the other party may have an opportunity of answering it. Carth. 337; 1 Lutw. 201; 2 Wils. 66; Dougl.
verification: confirmation of the correctness, truth or authenticity of pleading, account or other paper by an affidavit or oath ...
Verification
An affidavit, oath or deposition attesting to the accuracy of a statement contained in a document.
verification: An oral or written statement, usually made under oath, saying that something is true.
violation: A breach of a right, duty, or law.
Term: Verification
Definition: An affidavit, oath or deposition attesting to the accuracy of a statement contained in a document.
The verification takes the form of a written certification that is generally attached to the document in question. The most common form of certification is an affidavit.
Enumeration and Verification System
Ex aequo et bono
Latin for "in justice and fairness." Something to be decided ex aequo et bono is something that is to be decided by principles of what is fair and just.
Due Diligence definition:
Reasonable verifications and precautions taken to identify or prevent forseeable risks.
In R v Steinberg, Ontario judge Harris wrote of due diligence used in a statute but without any statutory definition: ...
Oath - A solemn pledge made under a sense of responsibility in attestation of the truth of a statement or in verification of a statement made.
Secondly, they are to be considered in respect to their form. In common with all pleadings which do not tender issue, they always conclude with a verification and prayer of judgment.
ATTESTATION CLAUSE: The statement in a will that verifies that two persons have witnessed, by their signature, the signing of the will by the testator. Or, it can be the verification of the testator's acknowledgment that he or she signed the ...
origination the process of preparing, submitting, and evaluating a loan application; generally includes a credit check, verification of employment, and a property appraisal.
origination fee see fee ...
Another precaution unknown to British practice is that assets, not in money, brought into a company are subject to verification of value by a general meeting. The minimum nominal value of shares, where the company's capital is less than 200,000 fcs.
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If your checks have been stolen or if someone set up a bank account in your name, contact the major check verification companies and report the fraud.
 See also: Will, Were, Law, Word, Person
  
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