Duplicate certificate issuance for lost or destroyed savings certificates: indemnity bond required, limited exceptions, and verification for encashment. Replacement of lost, stolen, destroyed, mutilated or defaced National Savings Certificates requires an application showing certificate particulars and circumstances. If the post office of registration is satisfied, a duplicate certificate is issued on furnishing an indemnity bond with approved surety or bank guarantee. Exceptions allow an indemnity bond without surety where face value is small, and permit duplicate issuance without bond if a mutilated or defaced certificate is surrendered and identifiable. A duplicate is equivalent to the original but cannot be encashed elsewhere without prior verification.
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Duplicate certificate issuance for lost or destroyed savings certificates: indemnity bond required, limited exceptions, and verification for encashment.
Replacement of lost, stolen, destroyed, mutilated or defaced National Savings Certificates requires an application showing certificate particulars and circumstances. If the post office of registration is satisfied, a duplicate certificate is issued on furnishing an indemnity bond with approved surety or bank guarantee. Exceptions allow an indemnity bond without surety where face value is small, and permit duplicate issuance without bond if a mutilated or defaced certificate is surrendered and identifiable. A duplicate is equivalent to the original but cannot be encashed elsewhere without prior verification.
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