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What is a deposit?

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What is a deposit?

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It means you give them $2000 as security to hold the hall for you on whatever date, they will not advertise the hall or what ever to anyone else. However if you withdrew your booking, if it were not for the deposit they would be at a total loss for that day, as it may be very unlikely they can rent it to another party on short notice.

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A deposit is usually one copy (if unpublished) or two copies (if published) of the work to be registered for copyright. In certain cases such as works of the visual arts, identifying material such as a photograph may be used instead. The deposit is sent with the application and fee and becomes the property of the Copyright Office.

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A deposit is usually one copy (if unpublished) or two copies (if published) of the work to be registered for copyright. In certain cases such as works of the visual arts, identifying material such as a photograph may be used instead. See Circular 40a, Deposit Requirements in Visual Arts Material. The deposit is sent with the application and fee and becomes the property of the Library of Congress.

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they want you to give them that amount of money first just incase you reck the place, if you clean up afterwards you should get your deposit back. or it could mean what the first guy said, about securing the place for you.

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“deposit” is the right to receive money from a bank. Or it is the obligation of a bank to pay money. Deposit Books And Duplicate Slips. – When a customer opens an account with a bank he is given a deposit book, known also as a “pass book” or “bank book.” Every time he makes a deposit (by putting in cash or discounting or in any other way) the total is entered in the pass book. The pass book is the depositor’s evidence of deposit, and is in most banks not “balanced,” a statement of the account being rendered at regular intervals instead. In a savings bank the book contains the bank’s account with the depositor, has debit and credit sides, and withdrawals are entered as well as deposits.

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