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Quick Question - cheques

Degag · 2009-03-13 15:40:45

If I am a co-signatory on a cheque book can i write a cheque made payable to myself? Note that the cheque would need two signatures.

13-03-2009 3:40pm

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Degag

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If I am a co-signatory on a cheque book can i write a cheque made payable to myself? Note that the cheque would need two signatures.

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#2 13-03-2009 5:26pm

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In my opnion yes you can. No difference between withdrawing from bank in cash and writing a cheque and cashing it.

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#3 13-03-2009 9:33pm

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Yes, you can.

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#4 13-03-2009 11:34pm

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Yes you can. Make sure both signatories have signed the cheque before you present it for payment.

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