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Emergency Financial Measures Ordinance (Imperial Ordinance No. 83 of February 17, 1946).

Nagoya University Laws and Regulations Database — Nagoya University Graduate School of Law, Historical Information for Japanese Studies, Laws and Regulations Database.

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  1. Article 1: Financial institutions may not make payments on deposits, etc. (frozen deposits, etc.) existing at the time this Ordinance comes into effect, except as provided for in Article 3, Paragraph 2.
  2. Article 3: This shall not apply to deposits held by the state, prefectures, other local public entities, and financial institutions. Payments of frozen deposits, etc. shall be made in cash, by non-blocked payment, or by blocked payment, as prescribed by order.
  3. Article 9: Creditors shall not have the right to demand payment until the prohibition of payment is lifted.
  4. Article 11: Violations shall be punishable by imprisonment with work for not more than three years or a fine of not more than 10,000 yen. Supplementary Provisions: Effective from the date of promulgation.

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