Section 32, The Post Office Savings Bank (Rate of Interest) Order

(1) When a depositor wishes to withdraw a sum notexceeding three pounds, he may, without previous notice, apply for payment at any Office transacting Savings Bank business, and if, upon production of depositor's book, the Savings Bank officer is that a sufficient amount is standing to the depositor's credit to allow of payment of the required amount, if such payment cnn made without inconvenience to the of the Post Office, the Savings Bank officer may make payment accordingly, subject to the following :rules : must be as in Form E in the Schedule ~v·u~,. .u,_,~,.uv•c.c by the only to the depositor person . .LU.v.UVLo to the satisfaction of :ngs is the person entitled to amount stated in the application. (d) That a specimen of the depositor's signature or of his mark and thumbprint is available in the depositor's book. (e) The depositor must sign the :receipt or make his mark or thumbprint on the form of application the presence of the paying officer that :receipt shall be a good discharge to the Postmaster General for the sum specified in the application. (j) That no alteration or erasure of any kind appears on the form. (g) The paying officer shall enter the amount paid in the depositor's book and attest the entry with his signature and the date-stamp of his office. (h) When deposits stand in the name of more persons than one, all such persons shall attend and sign the necessary application and receipt. (i) The credit balance due to a depositor shall not be reduced to an amount less than one shilling by a withdrawal on demand. (2) This rule shall apply only to accounts in the name of an individual, to joint accounts and to trustee accounts.