cheques with differant names paid into one account is this possible

[shaziam75]

hi any advice my ex husband has received cheques for ppi claims the cheques are in joint names which are differant as i have remarried but he tells me he has paid the cheques into his sole account and they have been cashed

can he have done this and would the bank allow him to bank cheques in his account when 2 names on cheques are not same and we dont have a joint bank account anymore

any help i have rang ppi customer relatiions who wont tell me as claim was fone in his name, im worried i wont get my share if he has cashed




cheers sharon x

[leclerc]

Re: cheques with differant names paid into one account is this possible

hi any advice my ex husband has received cheques for ppi claims the cheques are in joint names which are differant as i have remarried but he tells me he has paid the cheques into his sole account and they have been cashed

can he have done this and would the bank allow him to bank cheques in his account when 2 names on cheques are not same and we dont have a joint bank account anymore

any help i have rang ppi customer relatiions who wont tell me as claim was fone in his name, im worried i wont get my share if he has cashed




cheers sharon x

Sharon, was there TWO cheques?

Ask your husband for the amount made in your name, if he refuses then that is cheque fraud on his part......simple

[shaziam75]

Re: cheques with differant names paid into one account is this possible

hi thanks for the reply there was 4 cheques in total with his name and mine on each cheques, i think he may be bluffing about cashing them but cant find out from ppi as he put the claim in , i dont know what i can do

sharon

[leclerc]

Re: cheques with differant names paid into one account is this possible

You could start your own claim or write to the bank concerned explaining that they paid out a claim with cheques in joint names that you have been told have been cashed through a sole account and that you require a cheque for your share sent to you asap.

Alternatively, you could Subject Access Request the bank concerned(it would cost you a tenner though)