The RMT left the Labour party in 2004 after a number of disagreements over policy, although for years the union used to send its annual affiliation fee to the party, only to have the cheque returned.
At the appointed day, the lender can deposit the cheque, return it to the borrower in exchange for cash, or accept a fee to roll the principal over into a new loan.Pay-day lenders do not require credit checks or collateral; they demand only an active chequeing account and proof of a regular source of income.
Banks will also usually charge a fee for the trouble of dealing with a returned cheque.
It was therefore unable to launch, and this meant that all the other cheques had to be returned.
Former BBC executive Roly Keating, who was paid £376,000 after 29 years service at the BBC, returned a cheque for their net severance payment.
Updike was not talking selfishly about sending away his writing and receiving cheques in return.
And while administration officials have not exactly lied about their fundraising zeal, there has been much shuffling of feet, returning of cheques and promising not to do it again, all richly suggestive of guilty behaviour.In this section The hope for Zaire Can he win?
A bounced cheque/cheque returned is a criminal offence punishable by imprisonment in the UAE.
Thatcher "wanted to remain in Europe, but receive a cheque in return", he said.
It's hard to find a British writer of the 20th century who didn't nip over to America for a few semesters, enticed by the prospect of a large cheque in return for teaching wide-eyed undergraduates how to win the Booker.
