(1) An amount standing to the credit of an enforcement debtor in an account with a financial institution is, for enforcing a money order, a debt payable by the financial institution to the enforcement debtor.
(2) Subrule (1) applies even if any of the following conditions applying to the account have not been satisfied:
(a) a condition requiring a demand or notice to be made or given before an amount is withdrawn;
(b) a condition about how, or the place where, a demand is to be made;
(c) a condition requiring a personal application to be made before an amount is withdrawn;
(d) a condition requiring the production of a deposit book, receipt or anything else for an amount deposited in the account before the amount is withdrawn;
(e) a condition requiring an amount not be withdrawn for a stated period;
(f) a condition requiring a minimum amount for a withdrawal;
(g) a condition requiring a minimum balance to be maintained in the account;
(h) a similar condition.
(3) This rule applies, with any necessary changes, to an amount that is placed to the credit of an enforcement debtor in an account in a financial institution between the date of the debt redirection order and any hearing deciding the validity of the order.