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Article #5203Re: How long before a check becomes "stale dated"?
From: Petrelli
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 1986 21:54
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 1986 21:54
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> A simple question: For how long are checks good? A check (without a written limitation) is "good" forever. There is nothing specified in the government regulations concerning this issue. A bank can (and usually does) reserve the right to only cash a check if there are sufficient funds to cover the check. This right protects the bank in the instance when the account from which the check has been written has been closed out. Bob Petrelli ihnp4!ihlpa!petrelli
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