Rule · BCB · 26 Nov 1968 · Resolução CMN 102

Resolution CMN No. 102 — Approves Models for Issuing Duplicate Bills

The National Monetary Council approves standardized models for issuing duplicate bills, categorizing them by payment structure: single payment, installment payments with separate bills per installment, and installment payments with a single bill listing all installments. The resolution sets strict dimensional limits for these models, specifying a height between 148mm and 152mm and a width between 203mm and 210mm. Financial institutions are prohibited from transacting or collecting duplicate bills that do not conform to these standardized models and dimensions after a one-year transition period following the resolution's effective date.

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Lei n.º 4.595, de 31 de dezembrode 1964 — dispõe sobre a política…1964 · BR-LAWLei n.º 4.595, de 31 de dezembro de 1964 — dispõe sobre a política e as instituições monetárias, bancárias e creditícias (establishes the National Financial System and the Banco Central do Brasil) (1964-12-31)Law No. 5474 dated 1968-07-18Not in RegAlertLaw No. 5474 dated 1968-07-18 — Not in RegAlertResolution CMN No. 102 —Approves Models for Issuing D…1968-11-26 · this documentResolution CMN No. 102 — Approves Models for Issuing Duplicate Bills (1968-11-26)
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