regarding collection charges
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regarding collection charges
who will be pay or bear drawee bank charges as per urc 522
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charges, oh charges...
Hi Pal,
Normally in the collection letter it is specified who must pay charges and fees, indicating if these cost could be waived or not.
The remitting bank and its principal are responsible to refund the collecting bank for the costs incurred in case it wuold not be possible to charge the drawee.
Spefic forms have been stipulated by Bankers Associations to cover any requirements.
Ciao
Normally in the collection letter it is specified who must pay charges and fees, indicating if these cost could be waived or not.
The remitting bank and its principal are responsible to refund the collecting bank for the costs incurred in case it wuold not be possible to charge the drawee.
Spefic forms have been stipulated by Bankers Associations to cover any requirements.
Ciao
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regarding collection charges
Dear Ahmed,
as per URC522 article 12(a) the Remitting bank schedule they specifically mention that "our charges are for the account of Drawee" which they mentioned "May/Must not be waived" in that cases we have to debit our customer account otherwise we have to debit in proceedings from the Remitting Bank.
Regards,
Sandeep
as per URC522 article 12(a) the Remitting bank schedule they specifically mention that "our charges are for the account of Drawee" which they mentioned "May/Must not be waived" in that cases we have to debit our customer account otherwise we have to debit in proceedings from the Remitting Bank.
Regards,
Sandeep