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{{cassprov|7.11.25}} (1) Money is not client money when it becomes properly due and payable to the firm for its own account.<br />
{{cassprov|7.11.25}} (1) Money is not client money when it becomes properly due and payable to the firm for its own account.<br />
(2) For these purposes, if a firm makes a payment to, or on the instructions of, a client, from an account other than a client bank account, until that payment has cleared, no equivalent sum from a client bank account for reimbursement will become due and payable to the firm.
(2) For these purposes, if a firm makes a payment to, or on the instructions of, a client, from an account other than a client bank account, until that payment has cleared, no equivalent sum from a client bank account for reimbursement will become due and payable to the firm.

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7.11.25 (1) Money is not client money when it becomes properly due and payable to the firm for its own account.
(2) For these purposes, if a firm makes a payment to, or on the instructions of, a client, from an account other than a client bank account, until that payment has cleared, no equivalent sum from a client bank account for reimbursement will become due and payable to the firm.