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Utah Code § 7-1-603, 1981

A savings-account owner cannot sue over the correctness of a credit balance unless the action is started within six years of the credit balance date shown by the records.

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“A savings-account owner cannot sue over the correctness of a credit balance unless the action is started within six years of the credit balance date shown by the records.”

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Subsection 7-1-603(1)

If a depository institution regularly records savings-account credit balances in passbooks or sends statements at regular intervals, the balance is treated as finally adjusted and settled after six years from the recorded credit date.

Section 7-1-603(1)

Subsection 7-1-603(2)

The owner of a savings account may not bring an action about the correctness or accuracy of the credit balance unless the action is commenced within the six-year period in Subsection (1).

Section 7-1-603(2)

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Source record from le.utah.gov · Enacted 1981

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part 7-1-6 Deposit Accounts

§ 7-1-603Final settlement of savings account -- Limitation of action on accuracy of statement.Commencement

A savings-account owner cannot sue over the correctness of a credit balance unless the action is started within six years of the credit balance date shown by the records.

Final settlement of savings account -- Limitation of action on accuracy of statement. If the depository institution in the course of its business regularly records the credit balances of savings accounts in the savings account passbooks of its depositors or renders statements of the credit balances in their savings accounts at regular intervals, the credit balance of any savings account with the depository institution as evidenced by its records is considered, after a period of six years from the date of the credit balance as shown by these records, to be finally adjusted and settled and its correctness is conclusively presumed. The owner of the savings account may not maintain an action on the correctness or accuracy of the credit balance, unless it is commenced within the six-year period described in Subsection (1) .
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§ 7-1-603(1)Subsection 7-1-603(1)Provision

If a depository institution regularly records savings-account credit balances in passbooks or sends statements at regular intervals, the balance is treated as finally adjusted and settled after six years from the recorded credit date.

If the depository institution in the course of its business regularly records the credit balances of savings accounts in the savings account passbooks of its depositors or renders statements of the credit balances in their savings accounts at regular intervals, the credit balance of any savings account with the depository institution as evidenced by its records is considered, after a period of six years from the date of the credit balance as shown by these records, to be finally adjusted and settled and its correctness is conclusively presumed.
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§ 7-1-603(2)Subsection 7-1-603(2)Commencement

The owner of a savings account may not bring an action about the correctness or accuracy of the credit balance unless the action is commenced within the six-year period in Subsection (1).

The owner of the savings account may not maintain an action on the correctness or accuracy of the credit balance, unless it is commenced within the six-year period described in Subsection (1) .
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