Cheque books Sample Clauses

Cheque books. The Credit Union may mail a cheque book to you at the most recent address noted on its records.
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Cheque books. Cheque books are issued subject to the following conditions:-
Cheque books. 5.1 The Bank may, upon the customer’s request, issue the Customer with a Cheque Book. If a Cheque Book is issued, the Customer undertakes to be responsible for its safe custody at all times and will immediately notify the Bank if the Cheque Book, or any of the cheques contained therein, are lost or stolen. The Customer understands that the Bank may, in its absolute discretion, accept from the Customer any stop cheque instructions (either orally or in writing) in cases where the Customer has lost the relevant cheque provided a reported action to the competent authority or in other circumstances allowed by law and agreed by the Bank.
Cheque books. 5.1) The Bank may, in its absolute discretion, issue Customers who are residents of the UAE with a Cheque Book, in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations of the UAE. If a Cheque Book is issued, the Customer undertakes to be responsible for its safe custody at all times and will immediately notify the Bank if the Cheque Book, or any of the cheques contained therein, are lost or stolen.
Cheque books. Cheque Books shall be issued by the Bank at its sole and absolute discretion to the Customer on request subject to the Cheque Book Terms and Conditions set out under this paragraph and on the inside cover of the Cheque Book, the Bank's rules and procedures and such other terms and conditions as may be published by the Bank from time to time:
Cheque books a) The Customer may withdraw amounts from a current Account by means of cheques provided to the Customer by the Bank. The Customer therefore undertakes to safeguard such cheques and to immediately notify the Bank in writing if any of such cheques are lost. If the Account is closed, the Customer must without delay return all unused cheques to the Bank. The Customer shall bear full and complete responsibility for any liabilities and obligations that arise due to the misuse of cheques or the Customer’s failure to notify the Bank of the loss of any cheques.
Cheque books. (a) We may in our discretion supply to you on your written request a cheque book or other Payment Instrument for the Transaction Account and will not unreasonably refuse to do so.
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Cheque books. Cheque books are issued upon request. You agree to keep the book safe at all times and to allow no unauthorised use of the book. You must not issue a cheque if you do not have sufficient funds on your account to cover the amount of the cheque. There is important information about the security of your cheque book and writing cheques inside the front cover of your cheque book. Please read these notes. When writing a cheque, you must take all reasonable precautions to prevent anyone else from altering it or making a forgery. You should not write a future date on any cheque that you issue as it may prevent the payee from paying it into their bank account before that date. NOTE THAT CHEQUE BOOKS ARE NOT AVAILABLE ON STUDENT ACCOUNTS 5.5 OVERDRAFT Overdrafts are not allowed on any personal accounts
Cheque books a) The cheque books are issued subject to the Customer agreeing to use the cheque book with the utmost care.

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