Yep, sorry. It started as a post expounding on yours, but then morphed
after I reviewed it before posting.
Apologies for any confusion.
Regards,
Adrien
On 9/10/20 4:56 PM, Michael Hendry wrote:
Hi, Adrien.
This appears to be a response to my last comment but I think it was intended
for Chris Green, as you and I appear to be in agreement in wanting to mirror
what actually happened.
UK banks supply “Bank Giro Credit” books, sometimes free-standing, sometimes
forming a section at the back of a cheque book. There is a tear-off slip for
the details of the deposit and a counterfoil - both identically serial-numbered
- and the bank tears of the clip then stamps and returns the counterfoil as a
receipt.
For paying-in slip read Bank Giro Credit slip - or deposit slip as you describe
it.
Michael
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