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3.4 If traded-in, invoice number for new goods purchased Declaration I hereby declare that the details furnished herein for the supply of the goods by way of trade-in/sale, repossession or surrender is true and accurate Signature of owner supplying the goods or person duly authorised to represent the owner supplying the goods. Date (CCYYMMDD)
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