Common use of False Statement Clause in Contracts

False Statement. You or someone acting on your behalf must not make a statement which you: • know is false, or • thought could be false, or • be involved in any way in supplying information which may deceive an officer of the Council, or its agent, in allocating you this property. We will take legal action to obtain possession of your home in any such circumstance.

False Statement. 1.1 You or someone acting on your behalf must not make a false statement which you: • know is false, or • thought could be false, or • and/or be involved in any way in supplying information which may deceive not be true or mislead an officer of the Council, or its agent, in allocating you this order to obtain a Council property. We If you do this, we will take legal action to obtain possession of your home in any such circumstanceproperty.

False Statement. 2.1 You or someone acting on your behalf must not make a statement which you: • know is false, or • thought Thought could be false, or • be Be involved in any way anyway in supplying information which may deceive an officer of the Council, or its agent, Council in allocating you this property. We will take legal action to obtain possession of your home in any such circumstance.

False Statement. You If you or someone acting on your behalf must not make have made a statement which you: • know is false,  Knew was false or • thought  Thought could be false, false or • be  Were involved in any way in supplying information which may deceive deceived an officer of the Council, or its agent, Council in allocating you this property. property We will take legal action to obtain regain possession of your home in any such circumstancehome.

False Statement. You or someone acting on your behalf must not make a statement which you: •  know is false, or •  thought could be false, or •  be involved in any way in supplying information which may deceive an officer of the Council, or its agent, in allocating you this property. We will take legal action to obtain possession of your home in any such circumstance.