An Affidavit and Self-Executing Waiver (New Jersey Form L-8) is a legal document that is used to waive certain rights or obligations of a party in a contract. It is generally used in the state of New Jersey and contains a sworn statement from the party waiving their rights or obligations. This document is typically used to release or transfer rights or obligations from one party to another, such as in a transfer of property or funds. The affidavit and self-executing waiver must be signed by both parties and notarized in order to be legally binding. It is an important document that must be properly executed in order to be valid. There are two different types of Affidavit and Self-Executing Waiver (New Jersey Form L-8): General Affidavit and Self-Executing Waiver and Limited Affidavit and Self-Executing Waiver. The General Affidavit and Self-Executing Waiver releases all rights and obligations of the party, while the Limited Affidavit and Self-Executing Waiver only releases specific rights and obligations.