Utah Code § 7-3-22
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§ 7-3-22. Certificates and evidences of deposit binding -- Issuance of items intended to circulate as money prohibited.
Official statutory text
All certificates or evidences of deposit made by the proper officers of any bank bind the bank with or without its corporate seal affixed. No bank shall issue any bill, note, or certificate intended to circulate as money.
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