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20(1)The terms upon which money may be deposited in a Deposit Fund, including the rate of interest to be paid by the Central Board thereon and the length of notice required for withdrawal and the minimum or maximum size of any deposit, shall be in the discretion of the Central Board.
(2)The right of the depositors in a Deposit Fund shall be a right to be repaid by the Central Board their deposits on due notice of withdrawal or on the winding up of such Deposit Fund and meanwhile to be paid interest in accordance with the terms on which the deposits were made [F1Provided that the Central Board shall not be liable to make good any loss incurrred in the course of administering the Fund in a a reasonable manner in the event that the depositors cannot be repaid in full].
(3)In the administration of a Deposit Fund the Central Board shall not be concerned with any trusts or equities to which any deposited funds may be subject notwithstanding that it may have notice of such trusts or equities. Payment to a depositor of any sum due to such depositor shall discharge the Central Board in respect of the sum so paid.
(4)The rights of a depositor in an Deposit Fund shall not be assignable ..
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F1Words in Sch. para. 20(2) inserted (1.9.2000) by 2000 Measure No. 1, s. 14(3); Instrument dated 30.8.2000 made by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York
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