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RS 10:3-503
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Notice of dishonor can be given by any person, but it must be given within the stated time limits for collecting banks and other instruments.
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Notice of dishonor can be given by any person, but it must be given within the stated time limits for collecting banks and other instruments.
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Presentment and notice of dishonor can be excused in specific situations.
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A protest for dishonor must identify the instrument and certify presentment (or why it was not made) and dishonor by nonacceptance or nonpayment.
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A party’s obligation to pay an instrument can be discharged under this Chapter or by an act or agreement that would discharge a money obligation under a simple contract.
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A payment on an instrument discharges the payer’s obligation only if it is made by or for the obligor to a person entitled to enforce the instrument, subject to stated exceptions.
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If payment is tendered to the person entitled to enforce an instrument, tender can discharge certain obligations, including interest after the due date, and refusal can discharge some recourse obligations.
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A person entitled to enforce an instrument may discharge a party’s payment obligation by certain acts or by signed renunciation.
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This section gives Chapter 4 the short title “Uniform Commercial Code -- Bank Deposits and Collections.”
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This section says when Chapter 3 and Chapter 8 also apply, and which chapter controls if there is a conflict. It also says a bank’s liability for handling an item is governed by the law of the bank’s location, or the branch’s location if the action happened there.
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Parties may vary this Chapter by agreement, but they cannot disclaim a bank’s lack of good faith or failure to use ordinary care, or limit damages for that failure.
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This section defines terms used in Chapter 4, such as account, banking day, customer, item, draft, settle, and midnight deadline.
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This section defines several banking terms used in the chapter.
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This section says that a bank named as payable through or payable at is a collecting bank, and the item does not by itself let the bank pay it; payment presentation is only by or through that bank.
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A bank branch or separate office is treated as a separate bank for deciding timing and where actions, notices, or orders are to be handled under this chapter and Chapter 3.
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A bank may set an afternoon cutoff hour of 2:00 P.M. or later for handling money and items and making book entries.
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A collecting bank may, in good faith and unless otherwise instructed, extend certain time limits by up to two additional banking days; delays may also be excused in specified extraordinary circumstances if the bank uses required diligence.
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This section says electronic presentment may be done by sending a presentment notice instead of delivering the item itself.
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An action under this Chapter must be started within three years after the cause of action accrues.
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A collecting bank is generally the owner’s agent before a settlement becomes final, and settlements are provisional. For items marked “pay any bank,” only a bank may acquire holder rights until the item is returned to the customer or specially indorsed to a non-bank.
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A collecting bank must use ordinary care when handling items, notices, settlements, and transit losses, generally by acting before its midnight deadline.