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Ordinance on the Deposit of Bank of Japan Notes (Imperial Ordinance No. 84 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: Bank of Japan notes of the types specified by order (old notes) shall lose their effect as legal tender on the day specified by order. However, they shall still be deemed effective when used for deposits, etc. at financial institutions.
  2. Article 2: Persons holding old notes shall deposit them, etc. at a financial institution by the date specified by order. Persons who deposit old notes at the Bank of Japan within the period may request payment in new notes up to the amount specified by order.
  3. Article 7: After the day specified in Article 1, old notes may not be given or received.

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