declarant

This is invariably the declarant, though maybe a third party.

Place, date, signature and name of the declarant or representative.

The declarant is responsible for the accuracy of the declaration.

To be the declarant, you must be established in the Community.

Information for the declarant, the holder or the owner of suspect goods.

Declarant: A person who signs the valuation declaration or statement.

Unlike in "declarations against interest," the declarant need not be unavailable.

Once the declarant receives the acceptance advice, the goods may be released.

Only if you nominate them, otherwise the permission to progress will be sent to the declarant.

Spontaneity of the declarant is a key to admissibility.

The declarant cannot use the price of 2,000 rupees per unit, because it is not the last sale in a commercial chain.

The declarant cannot use Price A as it does not arise from "the last sale in a commercial chain".

Section 16(2) allows the words "before God" to be omitted from the declaration at the request of the declarant.

The statement must be spontaneously made by the person (the declarant) while still under the stress of excitement from the event or condition.

Furthermore, evidence of the statement will only be admissible if the declarant is unavailable to testify.

Hearsay is a "statement, other than one made by the declarant while testifying at the trial.

This declaration can't be used as evidence against the declarant under any of the following Acts:

Mary is the declarant, not John.

Declarant: The person shown in box 14 of the SAD.

Declarant or representative of the exporter/consignor (if different from Box 2)

The statement is admissible even if the declarant had no basis for knowing the truth of the statement.

A declarant is a person.

The declarant will be provided with a Movement Reference Number when the data has been validated successfully.

As a declarant said: "After the slaughter, people left and the place began to fill with water, as simple as that".

Some (but not all) exceptions to the hearsay rule apply only when the declarant is unavailable for testimony at the trial or hearing.