The Affidavit For Relinquishment of Property Rights is a crucial legal instrument under Dutch law used when an individual or entity wishes to formally surrender their rights and interests in specific property. This document is commonly required in situations involving property settlements, estate planning, divorce proceedings, or corporate restructuring. The affidavit must comply with strict requirements under the Dutch Civil Code and requires notarization to be legally valid. It typically includes comprehensive details about the property being relinquished, clear statements of intention, confirmation of the voluntary nature of the act, and acknowledgment of its legal consequences. The document serves as official evidence of the relinquishment and can be used for property registry updates, legal proceedings, and administrative purposes.

1. Opening Declaration: Formal opening stating the date, location, and that this is a sworn statement

2. Declarant Information: Full legal name, address, and identification details of the person relinquishing property rights

3. Property Details: Complete description and identification of the property being relinquished, including registration numbers and addresses

4. Statement of Ownership: Confirmation of current legal ownership and right to relinquish

5. Declaration of Relinquishment: Clear and unambiguous statement of intention to relinquish all rights and interests in the property

6. Voluntary Act Statement: Declaration that this relinquishment is being made freely and voluntarily, without coercion

7. Consideration Statement: Statement regarding any consideration received or that rights are being relinquished without consideration

8. Understanding of Consequences: Statement confirming understanding of the permanent nature of relinquishment

9. Execution: Space for signature, date, and notary attestation