Shillings were minted in every subsequent reign as well as during the Commonwealth period. From 1707, as the result of the Union of England and Scotland to form the Kingdom of Great Britain, the English shilling was converted into the British shilling.
What Is an Affidavit of Fact? An affidavit of fact is a legal document that allows you to state any facts based on your personal knowledge. All of the information in the affidavit will be used in court as a sworn testimony to a specific fact such as oneâs citizenship, birth date, proof of service and more.
Affidavits of execution are often found attached to a will prepared by a lawyer. It is an important document that helps expedite the court process when administering an estate. It is a sworn affidavit of a witness of a will that the will was properly witnessed (executed). It must be completed by someone authorized to swear an affidavit; such as a commissioner of oaths. In Ontario, lawyers are able to swear affidavits.