stopped cheque
18 April 2009, 10:55 AM
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stopped cheque
I got a cheque from a solicitor, paid it into my account last week , Ive just got it back this morning from my bank it says refer to drawer!!! whats it mean ?????
ie nomoney in his account or has he stopped it ?????
ie nomoney in his account or has he stopped it ?????
18 April 2009, 10:57 AM
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Have they actually sent the cheque back to you? Sure we had a few back being stopped that said so.
Just found this too.
https://www.askthe.police.uk/content/Q626.htm
Just found this too.
https://www.askthe.police.uk/content/Q626.htm
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18 April 2009, 11:09 AM
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Hello allen , i just spoke to my partner who works for a company who deals with peoples cheques , she said you will have to contact the solicitor and tell them you have paid it in so they can give clearance , but usually they pay it straight in to your account so it don't look suspicious or fraudulent ..lol or they might be broke ....lol hope you get it sorted . mines a large one ...lol
18 April 2009, 06:39 PM
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No funds in the account to cover Alan.
The bank automatically represents to see if it will clear on the second presentation. If not it will be sent back to you as Refer to Drawer.
Get on to them mate and give them some stick.
Edited to add if they had stopped payment it would have been stamped Payment Stopped.
The bank automatically represents to see if it will clear on the second presentation. If not it will be sent back to you as Refer to Drawer.
Get on to them mate and give them some stick.
Edited to add if they had stopped payment it would have been stamped Payment Stopped.
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18 April 2009, 09:06 PM
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No funds in the account to cover Alan.
The bank automatically represents to see if it will clear on the second presentation. If not it will be sent back to you as Refer to Drawer.
Get on to them mate and give them some stick.
Edited to add if they had stopped payment it would have been stamped Payment Stopped.
The bank automatically represents to see if it will clear on the second presentation. If not it will be sent back to you as Refer to Drawer.
Get on to them mate and give them some stick.
Edited to add if they had stopped payment it would have been stamped Payment Stopped.
... hope u'll sort it out...
18 April 2009, 11:44 PM
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Not seen that since I worked in a Bike shop in the 1980's....
It means that there are insufficient funds in the account to which the cheque was drawn so has been "bounced".
It's actually illegal to write a cheque knowing that it can't be cashed.....the definition has changed over the years but I think the current terminology is a "false instrument"..either way the solicitors are to blame.
Shaun
Not seen that since I worked in a Bike shop in the 1980's....
It means that there are insufficient funds in the account to which the cheque was drawn so has been "bounced".
It's actually illegal to write a cheque knowing that it can't be cashed.....the definition has changed over the years but I think the current terminology is a "false instrument"..either way the solicitors are to blame.
Shaun
19 April 2009, 12:03 AM
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