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{{fullanatopen|cass|{{cassquote|6|2|3}}}}
{{fullanat|cass|6.2.3|}}
This is the rule that provides that a {{tag|custodian}} may hold {{tag|client assets}} in its own name or that of a third party if local law or market practice makes it impracticable to do otherwise. See this rule in its natural environment on the {{tag|FCA}} website [https://www.handbook.fca.org.uk/handbook/CASS/6/2.html#D41 here].
This is the rule that provides that a {{tag|custodian}} may hold {{tag|client assets}} in its own name or that of a third party if local law or market practice makes it impracticable to do otherwise. See this rule in its natural environment on the {{tag|FCA}} website [https://www.handbook.fca.org.uk/handbook/CASS/6/2.html#D41 here].


====Discussion====
====Discussion====
Note the interplay between CASS {{cassprov|6.2.5}}, about the recording of title to legal assets, with {{cassprov|6.2.3(4)}}.
Note the interplay between CASS {{cassprov|6.2.5}}, about the recording of title to legal assets, with {{cassprov|6.2.3(4)}}.

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