reason s refer to maker define
Answer: âRefer to Makerâ is a poor excuse for a return reason, and it tells no one anything about why the check was returned. Often, itâs used when the paying bank is attempting to pull a âfast oneâ and return an item late, or simply canât figure out the correct return reason to give. In this case, the âmakerâ of the check is the bank that returned it. Because a bank canât refuse payment on its own cashierâs check except in very limited circumstances, the depositary bank can assist its customer by making an inquiry into the real reason for the return.