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<h1>Form NCLAT-5 Details Certification Process for Affidavits by Non-native Speakers, Blind, or Illiterate Individuals</h1> In the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, Form NCLAT-5 pertains to the certification process for affidavits when the deponent is unfamiliar with the language, blind, or illiterate. The form requires that the contents of the affidavit be read aloud or translated into a language the deponent understands. The deponent must indicate understanding by affixing their left thumb impression, signature, or mark. The form includes a signature line for the certifying individual, along with their name, designation, and date. This form was introduced through a notification dated July 21, 2016.
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