Declarations Act 1835: Primary legislation governing the making of statutory declarations in England and Wales, establishing the basic framework for formal declarations.

Statutory Declarations Act 1835: Sets out the formal requirements and procedures for making statutory declarations, including who can witness them and their legal effect.

Perjury Act 1911: Defines the criminal offense of perjury in relation to false declarations, establishing penalties for knowingly making false statements in declarations.

Civil Evidence Act 1995: Governs how declarations can be used as evidence in civil proceedings and their admissibility in court.

UK General Data Protection Regulation: Regulates the processing of personal data in declarations and ensures compliance with data protection principles.

Data Protection Act 2018: The UK's implementation of data protection standards, supplementing the UK GDPR and providing additional requirements for handling personal information in legal documents.

Companies Act 2006: Relevant for declarations involving corporate matters, including company formation, director responsibilities, and corporate governance.

Property Law Act 1925: Applicable when declarations involve property matters, establishing requirements for property-related statements and attestations.

Family Law Act 1996: Governs declarations related to family matters, including matrimonial proceedings and domestic arrangements.

Civil Procedure Rules: Procedural rules governing how declarations should be prepared and used in civil court proceedings.

Common Law Principles: Established legal precedents and principles regarding the formation of legally binding statements and rules of evidence in declarations.

Professional Conduct Rules: Regulatory requirements and ethical standards that may apply to professionals making or witnessing declarations in their professional capacity.