Recently you issued a cheque to someone, but when that person presented the cheque to the bank, it was returned with these words ‘Returned for lack of sufficient funds”. You are sure that there is sufficient balance in your account. -Write a letter to the bank manager. In your letter, -give him particulars about your cheque -tell him that the cheque has bounced for no valid reason -request him to look into the matter

Dear Mr John I am writing

this

letter to request you to look into the matter of the bounced

cheque

.I had issued one

cheque

on the 24th of March to my landlord.

This

was the

first

time I experienced

such

a thing from your

bank

. I have two accounts in your HSBC

bank

, the somajiguda branch.From one

account

,I wrote a

cheque

for fifteen thousand rupees and the

cheque

flyer number is 234567.I am sure that both my

bank

accounts ,one of which is a saving

account

,hold more than thirty thousand rupees.I am always notified by the

bank

through messages when the saving

account

reaches below five thousand level. I believe that

cheque

bounced without a reason.I had to pay my rental dues to my landlord for the month of April.Since he was going to his hometown,he had entrusted his son to encash the money for his travelling.When the person presented the

cheque

to the tiller,he was notified that the

account

had no balance and

hence

the

cheque

was returned.

This

was really embarrassing for me.

Furthermore

,I have good relations with him. I want to know the reason behind

this

and could greatly appreciate it if you can find out and let me know,whether the mistake was from my side or from yours. Thank you for your consideration. Yours sincerely Rehana Begum