The provided reference does not explicitly address whether a joint locker can be closed by one person. Instead, it focuses on the nomination process: "Nomination or its cancellation or variation can be made by the sole depositor in case of a single account and by all the depositors jointly in case of a joint account". This implies that for a joint account, any action regarding the nomination of the locker requires agreement from all the depositors. Therefore, based on this reference alone, we cannot directly determine the closing procedure for a joint locker.
However, we can infer the following:
- The document focuses on nomination and does not mention closure.
- The nomination requires the joint agreement of all account holders of a joint locker, meaning it is likely that the closure will also require joint agreement.
Therefore, based on the provided reference, and general practices, we can conclude that a joint locker usually cannot be closed by one person alone. It typically requires the consent of all joint holders.
