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An Affidavit Of Loss Price is a crucial legal document utilized in the Netherlands when an individual or organization needs to formally declare the loss of a price-related document, certificate, or instrument. This document becomes necessary when original pricing documentation, cost certificates, or value-related papers are lost, destroyed, or otherwise rendered inaccessible. The affidavit must be executed before a Dutch notary and requires specific details about the lost item, including its description, value, date of loss, and circumstances surrounding the loss. It serves multiple purposes, including protecting the declarant from liability, enabling the issuance of replacement documents, and providing legal evidence of the loss. The document must comply with Dutch civil law requirements and may be required by financial institutions, government authorities, or business entities for various transactions or procedures.

1. Declaration Header: Formal introduction stating this is an affidavit, including the date and jurisdiction (Netherlands)

2. Affiant Information: Full legal name, address, and identification details of the person making the declaration

3. Item Description: Detailed description of the lost price document/instrument, including relevant identifiers, dates, and values

4. Circumstances of Loss: Detailed account of how and when the loss occurred

5. Due Diligence: Description of steps taken to locate the lost item

6. Indemnification: Statement protecting relevant parties against claims arising from the loss

7. Declaration of Truth: Formal statement affirming the truth of all declarations made

8. Execution: Signature block, notary details, and witness information