A customer has the right to stop the payment of a cheque. It is called asa.stale chequeb.post datedc.ante datedd.countermanding
Question
A customer has the right to stop the payment of a cheque. It is called asa.stale chequeb.post datedc.ante datedd.countermanding
Solution
The correct answer is d. countermanding. This term refers to the customer's right to stop the payment of a cheque. This is done by issuing a 'stop payment' order to the bank, effectively cancelling the cheque before it has been cashed.
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