Keep the bank is good for saving money until you need it and if someone was to steal from you, you would have money in the bank! That person owes you an explanation of why did they scam you, and now they owe you cash, and you have proof by showing the fake check and reporting what the person did.
write them a check for the amount and they'll cash it and you'll be paid back
A post dated check can be cashed, but only when enough time has elapsed that the current date is equal to or later than the date of the check. Banks require a current date on checks.
To keep a record of who the cheque was payable to and how much. Essential before on line/telephone banking when you only got a statement every 3 months To record the details of the cheque, such as payee, amount and purpose, for you later reference. These details are needed to reconcile accounts and monitor unpresented cheques.
Unless the cheque itself says otherwise, you should be able to cash it immediately.Even if it does have a later date on it, in the US, banks are not actually required by law not to cash "post-dated" cheques, though they generally do try not to. If you post-date a cheque, you should regard it as a polite reminder to the person you make the cheque out to not to cash/deposit it before then, not as an absolute barrier to them doing so.
Yes no matter what the accident you can sue them 30 years later if you feel like it As long as you haven't already sued them
A post-dated cheque is a cheque, on which a future date appears and not a current date. For example, if today is 01/01/2012, then a cheque which bears a date (say) 15/01/2012 is a post-dated cheque, till that date (15/01/2012) comes. In other words, till 14/01/2012 this cheque will be considered as post-dated cheque. That is, the future date has not yet arrived (till 14/01/2012). On 15/01/2012, the cheque will be no longer a post-dated cheque, but becomes a current dated cheque.In India, a cheque should be presented for payment on or after the date that appears on the face of the cheque. This date is also called ostensible date.A banker cannot a pay a post-dated cheque as he has no mandate to debit the account of the depositor earlier than the date of the cheque. In other words, a post-dated cheque should not be paid and should be returned to the holder with the reason, "Cheuque is post-dated" as the payment of a post-dated cheque is fraught with dangers. Since payment of a post-dated cheque, as per Section of the 10 of the Negotiable Instruemnts Act, 1881, is not a payment in due-course, many banks in India will not make payment of the cheque.If any defect in the title of the payee is found later, the banker cannot claim protection and should make good the loss to the ture owner.M.J. SUBRAMANYAM, BANGALORE
Why would you want to do this? It sounds very cruel; teasing someone just to have the opportunity to crush him later is mean. Would you want someone to do that to you? And if someone already has, you should not repeat something that hurt you in the past.
yes, it is still his/her property unless there is a legal verbal or written agreement that he/she already gave it to you.
According to my calculations the answer is 8.137%.
Napoleon sells the timber to Frederick. Frederick wanted to pay bu cheque, but Napoleon demanded cash, which the other animals later inspected.
Client can take money from bank on the security of post dated cheques issued by their credit worthy customers. The bank in this case is certain that they will get the payment of this cheque on the due date from the customer of the client. Normally the cheques should not be dated for date which is later than 90 days from the date of discounting.
you may have automatic deposit wherein you receive the funds on the cheque automatically before it actually clears at the other bank