Massachusetts Statutes

§ 11 — Lost, stolen or destroyed passbooks

Massachusetts·Part I ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT·Title XXII CORPORATIONS·Ch. 167D DEPOSITS AND ACCOUNTS
Section 11. When a passbook or other instrument as evidence of a depositor's account issued by any bank has been lost, stolen or destroyed, the person in whose name it was issued, or in the case of a joint account, by the joint owners thereof may make written application to such bank for payment of the amount of the deposit represented by said book or other instrument or for issuance of a duplicate book or other instrument therefor. The application shall include an affidavit signed and sworn to that the person, or persons, making such application is a lawful owner, or are the lawful owners, of said passbook or other instrument, that said passbook or other instrument has been lost, stolen or destroyed and that no lawful owner has, in any way, transferred, pledged or assigned said passbook o

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