To: Windflier
Apparently you didn’t read the article. The Bank claims the certified check is the equivalent to cash, and can’t be cancelled.
I don’t believe a bank would get away with this in America. Even the request for indemnity. But who knows what Canada’s laws on this subject are? Wait—they should see a Canadian attorney!
12 posted on
12/14/2017 2:42:18 PM PST by
TheConservator
("The worst form of inequality is to try to make unequal things equal." -- Aristotle)
To: TheConservator
Apparently you didn’t read the article. The Bank claims the certified check is the equivalent to cash, and can’t be cancelled. 
17 posted on
12/14/2017 2:44:37 PM PST by
dfwgator
To: TheConservator
That was a pretty stupid way to get the check issued... Who suggested it? Waiting for an ordinary check to clear would make far more sense.
I hope that bank’s CEO has to go before Canada’s parliament.
24 posted on
12/14/2017 2:49:08 PM PST by
HiTech RedNeck
(Tryin' hard to win the No-Bull Prize.)
To: TheConservator
” certified check “
Bank draft.
To: TheConservator
So essentially, they entrusted a delivery service with almost a million dollars cash. What could possibly go wrong?
29 posted on
12/14/2017 2:53:13 PM PST by
MRadtke
(Light a candle or curse the darkness?)
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