Wyoming § 9-4-827 - Joint custody agreement for securing local deposits; form for receipts.
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§ 9-4-827. Joint custody agreement for securing local deposits; form for receipts.
JOINT CUSTODY RECEIPT
(Name, address of issuer of the Joint Custody Receipt) hereinafter called the custodian, has received to be held in safekeeping subject to the joint order
(Name of Treasurer and official title) hereinafter called the Treasurer and
(Name of depository bank) hereinafter called the Depository Bank the following described securities:
Following and Subsequent
Description coupon attached Par Value
Mo. Day Year
Total par value (in writing and figures $ )
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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