The cheque, or check, counterfoil is the part of the check that is kept by the issuer and it serves as a record of a transaction. The counterfoil is also called a stub.

i think it is "stub"

Depending on what it is a counterfoil of, it is most likely the stub part of a cheque book, postal order, money order, etc, where the details of the transaction are recorded.

Depending on what it is a counterfoil of, it is most likely the stub part of a cheque book, postal order, money order, etc, where the details of the transaction are recorded.

i do not now