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A debtor may deposit payment with the regional administrative agency in certain cases, and the securities register keeper must notify the agency after opening the relevant account.
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- Finland
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- 1389
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- sv
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A debtor may deposit payment with the regional administrative agency in certain cases, and the securities register keeper must notify the agency after opening the relevant account. A person who wants to deposit a payment must notify the regional state administrative agency in writing, and the debtor must notify the entitled person about the deposit without delay if possible. Debtor may reserve the right to get back the deposit when making it. The regional administrative office must not hand over deposited property to any claimant if two or more people have claimed it, until they agree or there is a final court judgment. Funds deposited with the regional state administrative agency must be placed in a credit institution without delay. If there is no safe storage place, securities and documents must also be stored in a credit institution.
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