An Affidavit of Non Tenancy is a crucial document in Malaysian property transactions and legal matters. It is required when a property owner needs to officially declare that their property is free from any tenancy arrangements. This sworn statement is particularly important in property sales, refinancing applications, or when dealing with property-related legal matters. The affidavit must be executed in accordance with Malaysian law, specifically the Statutory Declarations Act 1960, and must be sworn before a Commissioner for Oaths. The document typically includes detailed information about the property, the owner's personal details, and explicit declarations about the absence of tenants. It serves as a legal safeguard for buyers, financial institutions, and other stakeholders by confirming the property's vacant possession status.

1. Title and Introduction: States the document type and identifies the deponent making the affidavit

2. Personal Details: Includes the deponent's full name, NRIC number, age, occupation, and address

3. Property Details: Full description of the subject property including address, lot number, and title details

4. Declaration of Ownership: Statement confirming the deponent's ownership or legal interest in the property

5. Non-Tenancy Declaration: Clear statement that there are no tenants occupying the property

6. Property Status: Current state of the property (e.g., vacant, owner-occupied)

7. Verification Clause: Standard clause stating that the contents are true and made under oath

8. Execution Block: Space for signature, commissioner for oaths details, and attestation