Cheque Orders, Cheque Responsibilities and Stop Payments Sample Clauses

Cheque Orders, Cheque Responsibilities and Stop Payments. As motusbank makes them available, you may order cheques for your Chequing Account through Online Banking. You are responsible for the care and control of your cheques and they are for your use only. You will notify motusbank immediately in the event your cheques are lost or have been stolen or if you suspect your cheques have been compromised. motusbank is not responsible for the misuse or unauthorized use of your cheques or of your Chequing Account in the event your cheques are lost or stolen. motusbank may not process a cheque if there are insufficient funds in your Chequing Account and may charge you a fee as set out in the Account Fees & Features. You are responsible to be aware of your Chequing Account balance at all times and motusbank will not be responsible for cheques that are not processed due to insufficient funds and any consequences that may result because the cheques are not processed. For a fee as set out in the Account Fees & Features, you may request a stop payment in Online Banking or contact a motusbank representative on any cheque you may have written that has not already been redeemed. You must provide the motusbank representative with the information requested for us to be able to enter a stop payment. motusbank will use reasonable efforts to stop the payment, however, motusbank can make no guarantees that a stop payment will be successful and is not responsible in the event the stop payment is not effective. If the information you give us is not accurate or complete, if you do not give us other reasonable information requested about the cheque, or if the cheque was processed or is irrevocable, motusbank will not be responsible if it is not able to effect the stop payment of a cheque. motusbank may scan and post an electronic image of your cheques on your motusbank secure web site for you to view. You understand and agree that, if applicable, joint Chequing Account holders will be able to view all cheques written from the joint Chequing Account.
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