Stopping Payment on a Check Sample Clauses

Stopping Payment on a Check. If you do not want us to pay a Check you have written, you must order us to stop payment. You cannot request a stop payment order if we have already certified, paid, or otherwise become responsible for the Check. For example, you cannot stop payment on a Check that we have already cashed because we became responsible for that transaction when we cashed the Check. You can submit a stop payment order by notifying us in person, by BMO Xxxxxx Bank by Phone (0-000-000-0000), or through BMO Digital Banking. You can also submit a stop payment order by mail at BMO Xxxxxx Bank, Attn.: Support, P.O. Box 94033, Palatine, IL 60094-4033. If a stop payment order is submitted through a call or in person, we may require you to put your stop payment order in writing, which we must receive within fourteen (14) days after you submit your stop payment order. Your stop payment order will expire and no longer be effective if we do not receive written confirmation of the stop payment order within fourteen (14) days of our request for such confirmation.
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Stopping Payment on a Check. If you do not want us to pay a Check you have written, you can order us to stop payment. However, you cannot stop payment if we have already certified, paid, or otherwise become responsible for the Check. For example, you cannot stop payment on a Check that we have already cashed because we became responsible for that transaction when we cashed the Check.
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Stopping Payment on a Check. You may ask us to stop payment on a Check or cancel a stop payment request. Call us at 0-000-000-0000 or write us at the address in Section 1(a). If you call, we may ask you to put your request in writing. You must tell us: (1) your Account number, (2) the date, number and amount of the Check and (3) the name of the payee. We need at least four hours advance notice to be able to stop payment. We will not owe anything to you or anyone else if we stop (or do not stop) a payment or cancel (or do not cancel) a stop payment request. We may charge a Stop Payment Fee, whether or not we actually stop payment.
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Stopping Payment on a Check. If you do not want us to pay a check or draft you have written or authorized, you can order us to stop payment prior to the check being presented. A stop payment order (verbal or written) is valid for six months and may be renewed for another six months by informing us again. A confirmation of your stop payment order will be sent to your address on record. Unless contact is made either correcting or cancelling the stop payment, the stop payment is considered to be verified and in effect as per the information on the form. If you do not renew the stop payment order, the Bank will not be liable for items paid after the order ceased to be in effect. YOUR STOP PAYMENT ORDER MUST INCLUDE YOUR NAME, YOUR ACCOUNT NUMBER, AND EITHER THE CHECK NUMBER OR EXACT AMOUNT. The Bank is not responsible if the item is not defined with reasonable certainty (including a stop placed on a duplicate check number). We may charge a fee for each stop payment order. You authorize us to accept a stop payment order from any authorized signer, even if another authorized signer signed the check. Your stop payment order takes effect when it is recorded in our account records on file with us, which may be the next business day after your stop payment is received. You agree to indemnify and to hold us harmless for the amount of the check on which the stop payment is made and for all expenses and costs incurred by refusing payment of the check. Should you wish to cancel your order, you must authorize the release in writing.
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