California · Financial Code

FIN §18003.7: “Demand deposit” means investment or thrift certificates in account, passbook, or certificate form which are redeemable and payable upon demand to the owner.

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This statute defines 'demand deposit' as investment or savings certificates in various forms that can be withdrawn and paid to the owner on demand.

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“Demand deposit” means investment or thrift certificates in account, passbook, or certificate form which are redeemable and payable upon demand to the owner.

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