Greene v. Lombard

1. It is not essential to tlie validity of an affidavit that tlie body thereof shall contain a recital that the facts stated therein are sworn to. It is sufficient if it appears from the jurat of the attesting officer that the facts stated are sworn to. Where the jurat of the attesting officer is in the following language: “Sworn to and subscribed before me,” and is dated and duly signed by him in his official capacity, and where the officer acted within his jurisdiction, and the name appearing in the body of the instrument as that of the affiant is subscribed thereto, all categorical…