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Consider the following scenario: Mr. H initially nominates his mother for his account. Later, after marriage, he wants to change the nominee to his wife.

Statement I: Mr. H can change the nominee by submitting a modification form.

Statement II: In a joint account, only Mr. H’s signature is sufficient to change the nominee.

ABoth I and II are true

BBoth I and II are false

CI true, II false

DI false, II true

Answer:

C. I true, II false

Read Explanation:

Mr. H can modify the nominee using the prescribed form, but for joint accounts, all account holders must sign to approve the change.


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