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Dinas Posted 21 years ago
Letter Writing
Best way to write a letter to a bank, plz help !! asap
The bank has asked to give a letter saying that the son is allowing the mother to collect the gold jewelry which had been kept as security(guarantee) by the bank for a loan. the loan had been issued before father died. the loan has been paid now. So kindly help me which is the best way to write the letter. Is the following letter correct ?
To:
The Bank Manager,
National bank of -,
------------ Branch.
Dear Sir,
I, Mr. ------------ authorize Mrs.-------------- w/o Mr.---------------- to collect the gold jewelry kept as guarantee/ security at your end against the loan, issued on 00/00/2003. The loan has been paid off, the date of last installment being 00/00/2005.
Thanking you.
Yours Sincerely,
To:
The Bank Manager,
National bank of -,
------------ Branch.
Dear Sir,
I, Mr. ------------ authorize Mrs.-------------- w/o Mr.---------------- to collect the gold jewelry kept as guarantee/ security at your end against the loan, issued on 00/00/2003. The loan has been paid off, the date of last installment being 00/00/2005.
Thanking you.
Yours Sincerely,
Top answer
I'm a tad confused. If the loan was to you, why mention your late father? If the loan was to your father, why do you need give permission to your mother?
- I'm a tad confused.
- If the loan was to you, why mention your late father?
- If the loan was to your father, why do you need give permission to your mother?
- If the loan was to your mother, again why does she need your authorisation?
- In any case, the grammar seems ok.
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I'm a tad confused.
If the loan was to you, why mention your late father?
If the loan was to your father, why do you need give permission to your mother?
If the loan was to your mother, again why does she need your authorisation?
In any case, the grammar seems ok.
If the loan was to you, why mention your late father?
If the loan was to your father, why do you need give permission to your mother?
If the loan was to your mother, again why does she need your authorisation?
In any case, the grammar seems ok.
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