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The Hong Kong Court of Appeal has refused to stay to arbitration a court action brought on a dishonoured cheque because of an arbitration clause in the underlying loan agreement between the parties. The court noted there needs to be an express indication in the arbitration clause that it will apply to bills of exchange if a stay is to be granted.
In T v W [2022] HKCA 95, the Hong Kong Court of Appeal gave reasons for refusing a stay to arbitration a court action brought on a dishonoured cheque because of an arbitration clause in the underlying loan agreement between the parties.
The plaintiff agreed to lend HK$5 million to the defendant for one year by way of a written agreement dated 21 March 2017. Interest was to be payable each month at the rate of 2.5 percent per month. The loan was to be repaid by way of post-dated cheque.
The Court of Appeal agreed with the first instance decision of the Honourable Madam Justice Mimmie Chan that the post-dated cheque was a separate contract from the underlying loan agreement and that bills of exchange are generally regarded as the equivalent of cash.
Construing the loan agreement as a whole, the Court of Appeal agreed with the Court of First Instance that the word "disputes" in the arbitration clause was to be construed to mean disputes relating to the loan agreement, the parties' claims, and liabilities thereunder only. There was no sufficiently plain indication that the parties intended the arbitration clause to extend to claims under the cheque.
While this concept is the concept, it conceives a multitude of reactions both political and creative to justify the service of the architect; its materials and instruments; its association amongst institutions; the recognition of art and its lifestyle; the pretence of dystopia and the excuse of utopia; the education of books. Undoubtedly war is of interest to architecture as it produces winners and losers and writes history to unfold narratives that keeps the perpetrators smiling in the face of adversity. What this contradiction exposes is that the pool of the imagination is overflowing and it has carried the residue of its creation into a region where the tumult of its truth is being challenged for the notion of its inherent disruption to the path of the good. It is not to take sides but expand the horizon of thought beyond the issue of nirvana.
The decision to retain cheques as a payment mechanism for consumers makes sense. But cheque usage is falling by around 10 per cent year-on-year for a reason: electronic payment mechanisms are not only more secure but, critically, significantly reduce administrative overheads and provide far more financial control.
The Payments Council has been applauded for its decision to scrap the 2018 deadline for the withdrawal of the cheque service. In the light of strong opposition from consumers who still rely on cheques as a secure method of payment, forcing the adoption of alternative payment methods would cause significant hardship.
However, the decision could be perceived as bad news for UK businesses amid growing fears of another financial crisis. Without a clear deadline, companies may be tempted to postpone plans to migrate from cheques to electronic payments, despite the clear financial, productivity and security benefits on offer.
Of course, enabling charities and other institutions to continue to accept cheque payments makes sense. But failure to provide an incentive for UK businesses to move beyond this outdated, inefficient and costly payment medium is a concern. The government has pledged to minimise red tape and support economical, competitive SME operations, but organisations need also to maximise any opportunity to improve efficiency and financial security. Electronic payments should be an integral part of that process.
I was thinking about birthday presents and cash and cheques we used to get and I realised that nobody does this any more. Hardly anybody gets to experience that heart flutter when you open the card and a 20 waves its way slowly down to your knees.
Writing out cheques in the 1980s was a big deal. It had to be done with a fancy pen, your best American signature, like you were JR Ewing. If you forgot to complete the stub, you could forget about ever knowing what you actually bought.
Chalmers said this year the government would consult with the states and territories, industry and community organisations about the planned phase-out. By 2028, the government plans to end its use of cheques and to remove any legislative requirements for their use.
But their use started a downward spiral in 2004. In January that year, almost 12 million personal cheques worth $22.1 billion were written. By March this year, just 527,000 cheques worth $2.7 billion were written.
The federal government has wound back its use of cheques over recent years. Welfare cheques stopped being issued in 2016, while Medicare and Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme rebates are no longer covered by cheques.
The move will eventually bring Australia in line with many European countries where the cheque system has either been killed or where a person cannot write a cheque. Finland eliminated cheques in 1993, while Dutch banks have not accepted personal cheques since 2001.
\\u201CAll this means that leaving cheques in the system is an increasingly costly way of servicing a declining fraction of payments. That\\u2019s why we want to systemically transition these transactions to digital, improving the efficiency of your sector and getting Australians their money faster.\\u201D
The Reserve Bank has been noting the eventual demise of the cheque system for years. One growing problem has been their cost \\u2013 banks charge up to $20 to issue a bank cheque and also charge processing fees for personal cheques written by customers.
The chair of the Australia Banking Association, Peter King, said the government\\u2019s move would help lift productivity across the entire payments system. \\u201CWe welcome the phasing out of cheques and we\\u2019re ready to work with government to get it done,\\u201D he said.
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How would you feel about a bank without a branch? What if you could swap the trip to the bank for just opening an app? Pay in cheques from your phone, split bills with your mates - it might sound too good to be true, but you can do all that and more with app based banks.
Para quem não conhece, o Xadrez é um jogo de estratégia milenar onde o objetivo é colocar a peça do Rei em cheque-mate, ou seja, cercá-lo de maneira que não há escapatória. Para atingir tal objetivo, você deve utilizar as variadas peças do tabuleiro, sendo que cada uma tem um tipo de movimento diferente. Qualquer iniciante enfrentará dificuldades em ganhar a sua primeira partida, mas naquela época já não me era tão novo e por mais que estivesse jogando com um verdadeiro veterano, já havia ganho duas ou três partidas antes. Dá-se a minha frustração.
Quando ele simulou a jogada com a dama, meu queixo caiu. Cheque-mate. Eu nem respondi. Simplesmente enterrei a cara nas mãos, incrédulo de ter perdido uma oportunidade tão idiota. E fiquei mais envergonhado ainda pois no fundo eu sabia que ele havia feito essa abertura propositalmente.
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