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By whom Deposits may be made.
5. Deposits may be made by and in the name of :·
(4) A person of full age and not under legal disability. (b) A married woman.
. General de-
scription of Depositors,
(c) An infant of the age of seven years and upwards. 6. Deposits may be made on behalf and in the name of an Infants infant under seven years of age by one of the parents of such infant or by any other person.
under seven years
of age.
7. Deposits may be made on behalf and in the name of a Persons of person of unsound mind by the Committee of his Estate.
unsound
mind.
8. Deposits may be made in the joint names of two or more Joint persons entitled to make a deposit.
Accounts.
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9. Deposits may be made in the name of one person as trustee Trust for another person whose name shall also be entered in the Accounts.
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Societies.
10.-(1) Deposits may be made by a Friendly Society Friendly through its trustees either in the name of such Society or in the names of such trustees, the full name of the Society being entered in the title of the account.
(2) Deposits may be made to the credit of any account opened in the Post Office Savings Bank on behalf of a Friendly Society before the 1st day of November, 1888, although such account may not conform to the provisions of this Regulation, but no new account shall be opened except in accordance with such provisions.
11. Subject to the approval of the Postmaster-General, deposits Charitable may be made by the trustees or treasurer of a Charitable Society. Societies.
12.-(1) Deposits may be made in the name of a Building Building and Society incorporated under the Building Societies Acts, 1874 to Industrial 1896, in the name of a Society incorporated under the Industrial and Provi- and Provident Societies Act, 1893,(a) and (subject to the approval and Corpora- of the Postmaster-General in each case) in the name of any other tions and body corporate or in the name of a corporation sole.
Government Depart-
dentSocieties
(2) Subject to the approval of the Postmaster-General, and to ments. such conditions as he may require, deposits may be made by a responsible officer of any Government Department or Office in his official capacity and the accounts shall stand in the name of the official title of such officer with such additional description in regard to any account as the Postmaster-General may think fit.
13. (1) Deposits may be made by the Registrar of a County Registrars. Court under the provisions of the County Courts Act, 1888, (b) the of County County Courts (Investment) Act, 1900, (c) and the Workmen's Courts. Compensation Act, 1906, (d) or any statutory modification of the said Acts.
(2) The term Registrar as used in these Regulations shall be deemed to include (1) any two or more persons appointed and acting jointly as Registrar, and in such case any one of such persons may for the purposes of these Regulations act for and so as to bind the others; and (2) any person for the time being law- fully performing the duties of Registrar and authorised by the Treasury to make the withdrawal.
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(a) 56-7 V. c. 39. (c) 63-4 V. c 47.
(b) 51-2 V. c. 43. (d) 6 E. 7. c. 58.
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