13:55 Jul 25, 2005 |
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3 | Office of Notifications, Executions and Protests |
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Office of Notifications, Executions and Protests Explanation: I wouldn't consider using regular UK/US terminology, the law systems are too different for instance: http://www.nyc.gov/html/doi/html/marshals/mar4.html I wasn't sure about *protests* but then found this http://www.bidalaska.com/_help/seller/tip_BouncedChecks.html... Stand in Protest: It is also possible to "protest" a check. If the buyer's bank allows this, the check will be held at the buyer's bank until sufficient funds are available to clear it. After protesting the check, have your lawyer send the buyer a letter, which outlines your action and requests payment of any bank fees hth! Linda |
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