§ 4212 Bank Item Presentment Notice
This law lets a bank send a written notice to the person who must accept or pay a check, and if that person doesn't respond in time, the bank can treat the check as rejected and ask the sender to pay.
A small shop owner deposits a customer's check but the customer forgets to sign it. The bank sends a written notice saying it is holding the check for the customer to approve, and if the customer doesn't reply by the deadline, the bank can mark the check as dishonored and charge the customer's account.
The bank gives the customer a notice that it is holding the check. If the customer doesn't reply by the required day, the bank can treat the check as refused and can charge the customer or ask the customer to pay the amount.
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§ 4212 Bank Item Presentment Notice
Last verified: January 10, 2026