How to handle vanished cashier’s checks

Editor: Handling a lost, destroyed or stolen cashier's check (also known as a certified check, teller's check or official check) has historically been a problem. Until fairly recently, cashier's checks have been, for practical purposes, not subject to a stop order as the purpose of this "cash-like instrument" would be defeated if a drawer could cancel the check, leaving the payee bereft. However, where an "unstoppable" cashier's check was ...

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How to handle vanished cashier’s checks

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