(1) Claims on the amount deposited in the bank shall not be claimed by anyone other than the account holder. But in the case of a minor account, until the age of the minor is completed, the person making the deposit will be entitled to the name of the minor.
(2) In case of death of the account holder, the person he wishes can take the amount deposited in the bank. If there is a will to two people, the first person will get the accumulated amount and if the first person dies, the second person will get the amount.
(3) In case of death of the testator or if there is no testator left, the following relative shall be entitled to such account according to the order of the surviving person:
(a) Spouse of Sagol,
(b) Son of Sagol,
(c) Sagol's unmarried daughter,
(d) Sagol's father, mother and son's grandson,
(e) spouse living separately,
(f) A son living separately,
(g) Unmarried daughter, father and mother living separately,
(h) Sagol's paternal uncles, aunts, brothers, widows, sons-in-law and unmarried grandchildren of sons,
(i) Sagol's unmarried elder sister and married daughter,
(j) Sagol's nephews, nieces, step-mothers, grandsons from different sons, unmarried grandchildren,
(k) Uncle, widowed aunt, brother-in-law, brother-in-law, granddaughter-in-law, (D) Married sister, sister-in-law, son-in-law, widowed son-in-law, grand-daughter-in-law, nephew. Clarification: If more than one relative is designated in one order, all the relatives designated in that order can get the remaining amount of the deceased account holder in equal shares.
(4) In order to withdraw the amount of the deceased account holder, the person or the person entitled as per sub-rule (2) or (3) must inform the bank within three years from the date of death of the account holder.