receipt
ਰਸੀਦ
definition
verb
the receipted hotel bill
mark (a bill) as paid.
noun
I would be grateful if you would acknowledge receipt of this letter
the action of receiving something or the fact of its being received.
The Ohio testers found that most of the receipts can be made easily with present-day ingredients, techniques, and equipment.
a recipe.
example
More than 50,000 low-income households are in 'receipt' of such financial support, funded by the Department of Social and Family Affairs.
Grants to improve heating and insulation of property are available to pensioners in 'receipt' of pension credit or attendance allowance and anyone receiving a disability living allowance.
After 'receipt' of the equalization payment she will not have a need for support.
Sometimes I think I'm broke and then I'll find a €50 note nestling between a taxi 'receipt' and an ATM statement.
always make sure you get a 'receipt'
The closing date for 'receipt' of entries will be Friday December 6, 2002.
To his surprise, the agent wrote him a 'receipt' for the cash and stamped it.
Upon 'receipt' of your instructions we will write to the debtor demanding payment of the outstanding sums.
this office is already in 'receipt' of your midterm grades
I acknowledge 'receipt' of your letter dated 29th May 2003 and comment as follows.
Talk of a large population of children growing up in welfare dependent homes can be misleading if it ignores the fact that most families in 'receipt' of a benefit do not remain on that benefit for extended periods.
Still another computer scans the debit card information, tells the cashier's computer that the transaction is complete, and prints a 'receipt' .
I would be grateful if you would acknowledge 'receipt' of this letter
As a councillor, I have been in 'receipt' of hundreds of letters from the local community expressing their concerns at the condition of our roads.
Employers must retain records in respect of each employee in 'receipt' of taxable benefits.
Elderly people in 'receipt' of a mobility allowance are being seriously disadvantaged when they reach the age of 65 years, it has emerged this week.
Then something like a 'receipt' or a statement came out of the machine and she took ages reading it before reinserting her card and doing the same again.
You will receive a 'receipt' and acknowledgement by return.
At present there are about 271 members contributing to the scheme, with approximately 1,100 in 'receipt' of a pension.
The result is that the total number in 'receipt' of the benefit has risen.
Then there's his gripe about having to pay a €125 deposit for his broadband service and not receiving a 'receipt' to acknowledge that he's coughed up.
The number of people of employable age in 'receipt' of incapacity benefit for longer than six months has quadrupled - from half a million in 1981 to two million in 2002.
families in 'receipt' of supplementary benefit
The closing date for 'receipt' of applications is Tuesday, August 5 at 5pm.
Those in 'receipt' of social welfare are eligible.
The fact that the employee is dismissed while in 'receipt' of his contractual sick pay does not make the termination automatically unfair.
He just gives you a small 'receipt' printed out by computer.
He has not yet even had the courtesy to acknowledge 'receipt' of my letter.
My decision with respect to costs shall be reserved pending 'receipt' of written submissions from the parties.
We acknowledge 'receipt' of your letter of 7th February and reply as follows.
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