A crossed cheque can only payable through the bank account of payee and cannot withdrawn the cheque amount directly. To write a crossed cheque, draw two parallel lines at the top left corner of the cheque. You may also write the word “A/C Payee Only” in between the two lines. …
Keep your cheque book in a secure safe place Do not leave your cheque book unattended When receiving new cheque book, check the number of cheque leaves in it Never sign and issue a blank cheque Use blue or black pen with permanant ink to write cheque Use cheques in …
A Post-Dated Cheque is a cheque written for a date in future. In general, a Post-Dated Cheque is not payable until the date on the cheque. Payee can only present cheque to the bank until the date. How long can a Post-Dated Cheque be? In some countries, there is a …
If you made a mistake when writing a cheque, you should VOID it and write a new one. Write a big VOID across the cheque and write another VOID on the signature area. These VOID words can ensure the cheque cannot be used by others. You should write relevant information …