A cheque was sent to our old address, the new owner opened the letter and found a cheque for quite a large amount. Her husband then threw the letter away including the cheque. The cheque was for a compensation claim made 5 years ago. I've traced the previous cheque back to the bank but it was a Bankers draft, so no solicitors details. Will the bank realise the cheque hasn't been cashed and contact us again? What else can I do to try and trace the Solicitors who sent it to us? I'm at my wits end and really cross at the trouble caused by someone elses stupidity.
Answer by tata
well i heard on the news that to contact the Police and find out what happened on www.wtvm.com just put your bank number in and search it and then they will tell you.
Answer by AR.SAM
Go to the bank: explain the happening: positively there is no chance for encasement by other persons: they will help you to get a duplicate: but you have to submit some documents.. guarantee, indemnity & etc;
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