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affidavit
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Affidavit
A statement sworn to be true to the best of the maker's knowledge. An affidavit is notarized to prove its authenticity. A person who knowingly makes a false statement in an affidavit is guilty of perjury.

affidavit
A written statement signed by the person making the statement—the affiant—and sworn to as true and accurate.


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The engagement and responsibilities of the affiant, and any advice they provided to the taxpayer, must be included along with the individual's name, current address, and taxpayer identification number.
The affiant must identify the applicable standard of care, opine that the defendant breached that standard, specify the actions that should have been undertaken, or omitted, and specify the manner in which the breach of the standard of care was the proximate cause of the injury.
Therefore, despite her lack of medical qualifications to testify as to causation, the affiant in this case was qualified to sign the affidavit of merit.
 
 
 
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