Andrew Gabriel wrote:
In article ,
stuart noble writes:
I can tell you from experience that the burden of proof is firmly on
you. It's 40% unless you can prove otherwise. The last one I dealt with
ground to a halt because the bank could not provide cheque stubs, so the
payee couldn't be identified. Jolly frustrating, but it's no doubt
easier these days.

Hum, I pay a lot of my mum's bills online from my account and buy her
shopping. She pays me back by cheque periodially, and I don't keep recods
of what each one was for afterwards. I could see that being a problem?

My solution wouldn't suit everyone, but I set up a joint account with my
mother. Everything got paid from there, and the account continued
working after her death.

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Mike Barnes
Cheshire, England