# The Trustee Savings Banks Regulations 1972, Regulation 12: Revocation of nomination


(1) A nomination shall be revoked—
(a) by the death of the nominee, or, where there is more than one nominee, of all the nominees, in the lifetime of the nominator;
(b) so far as relates to the interest thereunder of any nominee (being one of two or more nominees), by the death of that nominee in the lifetime of the nominator, unless the interest of the nominee is disposed of by the nomination;
(c) by the marriage of the nominator;
(d) by written notice of revocation given in accordance with this Regulation;
(e) by a subsequent nomination duly made in accordance with these Regulations by the same nominator;
but a nomination shall not be revoked by any will or by any events or means other than those specified in these Regulations.
(2) A notice of revocation for the purposes of this Regulation shall be signed by the nominator in the presence of a witness, who shall attest the signature of the nominator, and the notice shall be of no effect unless it is sent to the trustees during the lifetime of the nominator.
(3) The receipt of a notice of revocation shall be acknowledged by the trustees, and the notice shall be registered by the trustees in a book to be kept for that purpose in like manner as in the case of a nomination.
(4) Where the trustees have paid money to a nominee in ignorance of the fact that the nominator has married after making the nomination, the receipt of the nominee shall be a valid discharge to the trustees.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1972/583/regulation/12 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/trustee-savings-banks-regulations-1972/regulation-12
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