(1) When issuing bonds, the bank shall issue bonds subject to the following limits on the purchase of bonds:-
(a) In the case of development bonds, a minimum of fifty thousand rupees and a maximum of fifty thousand rupees, without increasing the limit of the total issued amount. (b) In the case of National Savings Papers and Citizens Savings Papers, a minimum of ten thousand rupees and a maximum of Rs. (c) In the case of special bonds and any other bonds designated as bonds by the bank with the approval of the Government of Nepal, at the number determined by the committee.
(d) In the case of treasury bills, fifty thousand rupees and not exceeding the limit of the total issued amount, not exceeding the limit of fifty thousand rupees, when dividing by fifty thousand rupees, the number leaving the balance or the number specified by the committee.
(2) Regardless of what is written in sub-rule (1), the bank may modify the limit of the amount that it can purchase bonds with the approval of the Government of Nepal.
(3) If any person, firm, company, government office or organized organization receives a bond of lesser amount than the amount deposited for purchasing the bond or if no bond is received, the amount to be refunded shall be returned within fifteen days from the date of issue of the bond. No interest will be given on the amount so refunded.