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of the loss between the various banks

both absolutely and proportionately to

the revalued payments and to the assets

of the banks.

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As regards position in Malaya the

British dollar remained legal tender

throughout the occupation but Japanese

Military dollars were established as legal

tender at parbut In practice the possession

of any British notes or expression of any

preference to them was regarded as lack of

faith in the Japanese cause and usually

resulted in the arrest of the individual

concerned. As the inflation of the Japanesę

currency gather momentum the Japanese currency

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