Why This Form Is Important

• The affidavit is a sworn declaration made under solemn affirmation, so the applicant is personally accountable for its truth, as stated in the verification clause that "the contents of the above affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and belief."
• It links the applicant's identity, business name, and premises to a specific license application, giving the market committee a documented basis for granting a trade agent license at the named yard or sub yard.
• It establishes a track record by recording the date since which the applicant has traded in the flower market, which supports the claim to standing as an established commission agent or wholesaler.
• It contains eligibility declarations required for licensing, including that the applicant has not been declared insolvent, is not in default of market fees, is not a benamidar or partner with a person whose license was refused or cancelled, and has no relevant conviction in the last two years.
• It records the applicant's undertaking to abide by the committee's acts, rules, and bylaws, and to not claim entitlement to any shop, plot, or facility beyond what the license category allows, which sets the terms of compliance for the license being sought.
• The closing declaration that a false statement makes the resulting license "liable to be cancelled" gives the affidavit direct legal consequence, tying the truth of the document to the applicant's continued right to trade.
• The verification section, with its date, month, year, and place of swearing, fixes the affidavit in time and place, which is typically required for the document to be notarized or accepted by the licensing authority.