Company Cheque definition

Company Cheque means an unconditional order in writing, addressed by the Customer to the Bank, requiring the Bank to pay on demand the amount therein specified to or to the order of the payee therein named or to the bearer as the case may be by debiting the specified account of the Customer. A Company Cheque is locally cleared (ie, it is cleared in the jurisdiction where the debiting account is located);
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Examples of Company Cheque in a sentence

  • Company Cheque: If payment is remitted by company cheque it should include the confirmation code and name of guest (s).

  • Payment can be made to Premiere by Company Cheque, Money Order, E-Transfer, Bank Draft, MasterCard, VISA or American Express.

  • Payment can be made to NN by Interac E-Transfer, Electronic Funds Transfer, Company Cheque, VISA, MasterCard or American Express.

  • PURCHASER please submit your DEPOSIT to the Agency prior to due date by VISA, Master Card, Company Cheque or Money Order.

  • It is the sole responsibility of the Customer to ensure that the Customer Account concerned has sufficient available funds to enable a Company Cheque to be honoured when it is presented for payment and the Bank shall bear no liability to the Customer as a result of a returned Company Cheque due to insufficient funds.

  • Cash Direct Debit Company Cheque Personal Cheque Credit Card (Please make cheques payable to NRG Health & Fitness) ..............................................................................................................................................................................................