Illinois HB0029 establishes the Uniform Special Deposits Act, governing special deposits in bank accounts.
The Illinois HB0029, or Uniform Special Deposits Act, outlines rules for special deposits in bank accounts. These are deposits for the benefit of at least two beneficiaries, one of whom may be the depositor. The act specifies that special deposits must serve a permissible purpose, such as holding funds in escrow or as a security deposit. It also details the bank's obligations and rights, including when the bank must pay a beneficiary and when it may not exercise recoupment or set off.
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