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COMMERCIAL BANK OF ETHIOPIA December 1, 2016<br />

system; and<br />

d) Incorporate into the system the necessary particulars from the cancelled<br />

stop-payment order form to cancel the stop-payment order placed<br />

previously; then signs and passes the documents on to the senior<br />

customer service officer-accounts for co-signing.<br />

The Senior Customer Services Officer-accounts<br />

a) Co-signs on the letter of request for cancellation of the stop-payment<br />

order;<br />

The Branch Controller<br />

a) Receives the documents from the CSM and checks them to make sure that<br />

they comply with the rules and regulations of the Bank and then files<br />

them.<br />

9.5.4 Insufficient Fund Cheques<br />

There are instances where a customer could make an honest error in her/his<br />

bookkeeping. Such a customer could have Cheque(s) that is/are deposited in<br />

her/his account and not cleared or returned. She or he could also have local or<br />

foreign transfers, or an approved loan not credited to her/his account due to the<br />

incompleteness of various internal operations, the pertinent procedures of the Bank,<br />

etc. These instances could be considered to be acceptable excuses for the customer<br />

for issuing insufficient fund Cheque s. In general, however, it is quite easy to<br />

determine if a customer is knowingly issuing insufficient fund Cheque s.<br />

To properly control insufficient fund Cheques;<br />

i. The branch shall take the following action as appropriate (as per the NBE<br />

Directive No SBB/64/2016 );<br />

1. record the incident for the first time in the Dishonored Cheque Register;<br />

and restricted all debit (outgoing) transactions against this account until<br />

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