Examples of using Cheques in English and their translations into Slovak
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All a publisher has to do is to write cheques at intervals, while a lot of deserving
The sole place of jurisdiction for commercial transactions- including disputes about cheques and bills of exchange- is the registered office of the hotel.
I brought cheques from the petroleum companies… to the secretariate of the Christian Democratic Party".
Exclusive place of jurisdiction- also relating to disputes in connection with cheques and bills of exchange- in business dealings is the domicile of the hostel.
The exclusive place of jurisdiction- even for disputes on cheques and exchange- is the hotel's headquarters in commercial transactions.
contact us about traveller's cheques.
The Committee does not think that it would be desirable to exclude cheques from the scope of payments covered by the new instrument,
Paper cheques similar to those referred to in point(i)
Section 58(2) of the Cheques Act, regarding the capacity of foreign nationals to enter into transactions involving bills of exchange or cheques. .
such as cheques, it is still not advisable to apply the principle of uniform charges since,
Section 79 of the Bills of Exchange Act and Section 58 of the Cheques Act.
unlike a debt, cheques and other negotiable instruments referred to in Article 135(1)(d)
Cheques similar to those referred to in clause 1 of this subsection
to those based on paper cheques since, by their nature, they cannot be processed as efficiently as other means of payment,
Unlike a debt, cheques and other negotiable instruments referred to in Article 135(1)(d)
shares, cheques, bills, cards,
(i) trading in money market instruments(cheques, bills, certificates of deposit,
For the purposes of this article cheques issued in a European country
Unlike a debt, cheques and other negotiable instruments referred to in Article 135(1)(d)
encompass not only traditional non-cash payments such as bank cards or cheques but also new ways of making payment which have appeared over recent years,