This is a Notice of Dishonored Check (Civil). A "dishonored check" (also known as a "bounced check" or "bad check") is a check which the bank will not pay because there is no such checking account, or there are insufficient funds in the account to pay the check. In order to attempt the greatest possible recovery on a dishonored check, the business owner, or any other person given a dishonored check, may be required by state law to notify the debtor that the check was dishonored.
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Notice of Dishonored Check - Civil - Keywords: bad check, bounced check
Note: This summary is not intended to be an all inclusive summary of the law of bad checks, but does contain basic and other provisions.
Civil & Criminal ProvisionsTitle 6 - Banks and Banking
Chapter 6-08 - General Provisions
Code 6-08-16.2 Issuing check without account - Financial liability - Penalty - Exceptions (North Dakota Century Code (2015 Edition))
1. As used in this section unless the context otherwise requires:
a. "Account" means any account at a bank or depository from which an instrument could legally be paid.
b. "Dishonor" is synonymous with "nonpayment".
c. "Instrument" means any check, draft, electronic funds transfer authorization, or order for the payment of money.
d. "Issues" means draws, utters, electronically authorizes, or delivers.
2. A person that, for that person or as agent or representative of another, willfully as defined in section 12.1-02-02 issues any instrument is guilty of a class C felony if that person has been previously convicted of issuing an instrument without an account pursuant to section 6-08-16.1, and at the time of issuing the instrument the drawer does not have an account with the bank or depository on which the instrument is drawn.
3. A person that, for that person or an agent or representative of another, willfully as defined in section 12.1-02-02 issues any instrument is guilty of a class C felony if the instrument was for at least one thousand dollars or that person, agent, or representative of another, issues more than one instrument for which the aggregate total of all instruments issued exceeds one thousand dollars, and at the time of issuing the instrument, the drawer does not have an account with the bank or depository on which the instrument is drawn.
4. A person that issues an instrument under subsection 2 or 3 is liable for collection fees or costs not in excess of forty dollars per instrument which are recoverable by the holder of the instrument, or the holder's agent or representative. If the state's attorney or holder determines the person identified as the issuer of the instrument did not issue the instrument in violation of this section but instead is the victim of fraud, that state's attorney or holder shall provide the holder or the holder's agent or representative written notice of the fraud and upon receipt of the notice that holder or that holder's agent or representative may not collect fees or costs under this subsection. The holder of the instrument or the holder's agent or representative is entitled to bring a civil action to recover a civil penalty. The civil penalty is payment to the holder of the instrument of the lesser of two hundred dollars or three times the amount of each instrument.
5. An agent acting for the receiver of an instrument issued in violation of this section may present the instrument to the state's attorney for prosecution if the holder or the holder's agent or representative mailed a notice under subsection 6. During the first one hundred twenty days after the drawer received notice under this subsection the state's attorney shall accept the instrument presented by the agent. A criminal complaint for violating this section must be executed within one hundred twenty days after the drawer receives notice from the holder of a no-account or closed-account instrument or the holder's agent or representative.
6. A notice of dishonor may be mailed by the holder of the instrument upon dishonor or by the holder's agent or representative upon dishonor. Proof of mailing may be made by return receipt or by an affidavit of mailing signed by the individual making the mailing. The notice must be in substantially the following form:
Notice of Dishonored Instrument Date_____________________________________________________________________________________
Name of Issuer____________________________________________________________________
Street Address_______________________________________________________________________
City and State __________________________________________________________________
You are according to law notified that an instrument dated ____________________________________, _____________, drawn on the__________________________________________ Bank of______________
in the amount of_________________ has been returned unpaid with the notation the payment has been refused because (of nonsufficient funds) (the drawer does not have an account). Within ten days from the receipt of this notice,you must pay or tender to___________________________
(Holder or agent or representative)
sufficient moneys to pay such instrument in full and any collectionfees or costs not in excess of forty dollars.
The notice may also contain a recital of the penal provisions of this section and the possibility of a civil action to recover any collection fees or costs authorized by this section.
Annotations
Code 6-08-16.1 Issuing check or draft without account - Penalty (North Dakota Century Code (2015 Edition))
Any person who issues any check, draft, or order, or authorizes an electronic funds transfer, upon any bank or depository, for the payment of money, and, at the time of the issuance does not have an account with the bank or depository upon which the check, draft, electronic funds transfer authorization, or order was written, is guilty of a class A misdemeanor.
Code 6-08-16.2 Issuing check without account - Financial liability - Penalty - Exceptions (North Dakota Century Code (2015 Edition))
1. As used in this section unless the context otherwise requires:
a. "Account" means any account at a bank or depository from which an instrument could legally be paid.
b. "Dishonor" is synonymous with "nonpayment".
c. "Instrument" means any check, draft, electronic funds transfer authorization, or order for the payment of money.
d. "Issues" means draws, utters, electronically authorizes, or delivers.
2. A person that, for that person or as agent or representative of another, willfully as defined in section 12.1-02-02 issues any instrument is guilty of a class C felony if that person has been previously convicted of issuing an instrument without an account pursuant to section 6-08-16.1, and at the time of issuing the instrument the drawer does not have an account with the bank or depository on which the instrument is drawn.
3. A person that, for that person or an agent or representative of another, willfully as defined in section 12.1-02-02 issues any instrument is guilty of a class C felony if the instrument was for at least one thousand dollars or that person, agent, or representative of another, issues more than one instrument for which the aggregate total of all instruments issued exceeds one thousand dollars, and at the time of issuing the instrument, the drawer does not have an account with the bank or depository on which the instrument is drawn.
4. A person that issues an instrument under subsection 2 or 3 is liable for collection fees or costs not in excess of forty dollars per instrument which are recoverable by the holder of the instrument, or the holder's agent or representative. If the state's attorney or holder determines the person identified as the issuer of the instrument did not issue the instrument in violation of this section but instead is the victim of fraud, that state’s attorney or holder shall provide the holder or the holder’s agent or representative written notice of the fraud and upon receipt of the notice that holder or that holder’s agent or representative may not collect fees or costs under this subsection. The holder of the instrument or the holder’s agent or representative is entitled to bring a civil action to recover a civil penalty. The civil penalty is payment to the holder of the instrument of the lesser of two hundred dollars or three times the amount of each instrument.<br />
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5. An agent acting for the receiver of an instrument issued in violation of this section may present the instrument to the state’s attorney for prosecution if the holder or the holder’s agent or representative mailed a notice under subsection 6. During the first one hundred twenty days after the drawer received notice under this subsection the state’s attorney shall accept the instrument presented by the agent. A criminal complaint for violating this section must be executed within one hundred twenty days after the drawer receives notice from the holder of a no-account or closed-account instrument or the holder’s agent or representative.<br />
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6. A notice of dishonor may be mailed by the holder of the instrument upon dishonor or by the holder’s agent or representative upon dishonor. Proof of mailing may be made by return receipt or by an affidavit of mailing signed by the individual making the mailing. The notice must be in substantially the following form:<br />
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Notice of Dishonored Instrument<br />
<br />
Date_____________________________________________________________________________________<br />
<br />
Name of Issuer____________________________________________________________________<br />
Street Address_______________________________________________________________________<br />
<br />
City and State __________________________________________________________________<br />
<br />
You are according to law notified that an instrument dated ____________________________________,<br />
<br />
_____________, drawn on the__________________________________________ Bank of______________<br />
<br />
in the amount of_________________ has been returned unpaid with the notation the payment has been refused because (of nonsufficient funds) (the drawer does not have an account). Within ten days from the receipt of this notice,you must pay or tender to___________________________<br />
<br />
(Holder or agent or representative)<br />
sufficient moneys to pay such instrument in full and any collectionfees or costs not in excess of forty dollars.<br />
<br />
The notice may also contain a recital of the penal provisions of this section and the possibility of a civil action to recover any collection fees or costs authorized by this section.<br />
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Annotations<br />
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Code 6-08-16.3 Consolidation of offenses – Dishonored checks (North Dakota Century Code (2015 Edition))<br />
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When the same person commits two or more offenses under sections 6-08-16, 6-08-16.1, and 6-08-16.2 in more than one county of this state, the offenses may be combined and prosecution may be brought in any county in which one of the dishonored checks was issued.<br />
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ND Cent. Code 6-08-16.4 Return of paid checks to the issuer (North Dakota Century Code (2015 Edition))<br />
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When the holder, or its agent or representative, of a check receives full payment for the amount of a check issued without sufficient funds or credit, or without account, the check must be returned to the issuer upon the payment of any civil penalty assessed if the issuer appears and requests the return of the check or the issuer furnishes a self-addressed stamped envelope.
Legal definition
Notice of Dishonored Check - Civil - Keywords: bad check, bounced check
Note: This summary is not intended to be an all inclusive summary of the law of bad checks, but does contain basic and other provisions.
Civil & Criminal ProvisionsTitle 6 - Banks and Banking
Chapter 6-08 - General Provisions
Code 6-08-16.2 Issuing check without account - Financial liability - Penalty - Exceptions (North Dakota Century Code (2015 Edition))
1. As used in this section unless the context otherwise requires:
a. "Account" means any account at a bank or depository from which an instrument could legally be paid.
b. "Dishonor" is synonymous with "nonpayment".
c. "Instrument" means any check, draft, electronic funds transfer authorization, or order for the payment of money.
d. "Issues" means draws, utters, electronically authorizes, or delivers.
2. A person that, for that person or as agent or representative of another, willfully as defined in section 12.1-02-02 issues any instrument is guilty of a class C felony if that person has been previously convicted of issuing an instrument without an account pursuant to section 6-08-16.1, and at the time of issuing the instrument the drawer does not have an account with the bank or depository on which the instrument is drawn.
3. A person that, for that person or an agent or representative of another, willfully as defined in section 12.1-02-02 issues any instrument is guilty of a class C felony if the instrument was for at least one thousand dollars or that person, agent, or representative of another, issues more than one instrument for which the aggregate total of all instruments issued exceeds one thousand dollars, and at the time of issuing the instrument, the drawer does not have an account with the bank or depository on which the instrument is drawn.
4. A person that issues an instrument under subsection 2 or 3 is liable for collection fees or costs not in excess of forty dollars per instrument which are recoverable by the holder of the instrument, or the holder's agent or representative. If the state's attorney or holder determines the person identified as the issuer of the instrument did not issue the instrument in violation of this section but instead is the victim of fraud, that state's attorney or holder shall provide the holder or the holder's agent or representative written notice of the fraud and upon receipt of the notice that holder or that holder's agent or representative may not collect fees or costs under this subsection. The holder of the instrument or the holder's agent or representative is entitled to bring a civil action to recover a civil penalty. The civil penalty is payment to the holder of the instrument of the lesser of two hundred dollars or three times the amount of each instrument.
5. An agent acting for the receiver of an instrument issued in violation of this section may present the instrument to the state's attorney for prosecution if the holder or the holder's agent or representative mailed a notice under subsection 6. During the first one hundred twenty days after the drawer received notice under this subsection the state's attorney shall accept the instrument presented by the agent. A criminal complaint for violating this section must be executed within one hundred twenty days after the drawer receives notice from the holder of a no-account or closed-account instrument or the holder's agent or representative.
6. A notice of dishonor may be mailed by the holder of the instrument upon dishonor or by the holder's agent or representative upon dishonor. Proof of mailing may be made by return receipt or by an affidavit of mailing signed by the individual making the mailing. The notice must be in substantially the following form:
Notice of Dishonored Instrument Date_____________________________________________________________________________________
Name of Issuer____________________________________________________________________
Street Address_______________________________________________________________________
City and State __________________________________________________________________
You are according to law notified that an instrument dated ____________________________________, _____________, drawn on the__________________________________________ Bank of______________
in the amount of_________________ has been returned unpaid with the notation the payment has been refused because (of nonsufficient funds) (the drawer does not have an account). Within ten days from the receipt of this notice,you must pay or tender to___________________________
(Holder or agent or representative)
sufficient moneys to pay such instrument in full and any collectionfees or costs not in excess of forty dollars.
The notice may also contain a recital of the penal provisions of this section and the possibility of a civil action to recover any collection fees or costs authorized by this section.
Annotations
Code 6-08-16.1 Issuing check or draft without account - Penalty (North Dakota Century Code (2015 Edition))
Any person who issues any check, draft, or order, or authorizes an electronic funds transfer, upon any bank or depository, for the payment of money, and, at the time of the issuance does not have an account with the bank or depository upon which the check, draft, electronic funds transfer authorization, or order was written, is guilty of a class A misdemeanor.
Code 6-08-16.2 Issuing check without account - Financial liability - Penalty - Exceptions (North Dakota Century Code (2015 Edition))
1. As used in this section unless the context otherwise requires:
a. "Account" means any account at a bank or depository from which an instrument could legally be paid.
b. "Dishonor" is synonymous with "nonpayment".
c. "Instrument" means any check, draft, electronic funds transfer authorization, or order for the payment of money.
d. "Issues" means draws, utters, electronically authorizes, or delivers.
2. A person that, for that person or as agent or representative of another, willfully as defined in section 12.1-02-02 issues any instrument is guilty of a class C felony if that person has been previously convicted of issuing an instrument without an account pursuant to section 6-08-16.1, and at the time of issuing the instrument the drawer does not have an account with the bank or depository on which the instrument is drawn.
3. A person that, for that person or an agent or representative of another, willfully as defined in section 12.1-02-02 issues any instrument is guilty of a class C felony if the instrument was for at least one thousand dollars or that person, agent, or representative of another, issues more than one instrument for which the aggregate total of all instruments issued exceeds one thousand dollars, and at the time of issuing the instrument, the drawer does not have an account with the bank or depository on which the instrument is drawn.
4. A person that issues an instrument under subsection 2 or 3 is liable for collection fees or costs not in excess of forty dollars per instrument which are recoverable by the holder of the instrument, or the holder's agent or representative. If the state's attorney or holder determines the person identified as the issuer of the instrument did not issue the instrument in violation of this section but instead is the victim of fraud, that state’s attorney or holder shall provide the holder or the holder’s agent or representative written notice of the fraud and upon receipt of the notice that holder or that holder’s agent or representative may not collect fees or costs under this subsection. The holder of the instrument or the holder’s agent or representative is entitled to bring a civil action to recover a civil penalty. The civil penalty is payment to the holder of the instrument of the lesser of two hundred dollars or three times the amount of each instrument.<br />
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5. An agent acting for the receiver of an instrument issued in violation of this section may present the instrument to the state’s attorney for prosecution if the holder or the holder’s agent or representative mailed a notice under subsection 6. During the first one hundred twenty days after the drawer received notice under this subsection the state’s attorney shall accept the instrument presented by the agent. A criminal complaint for violating this section must be executed within one hundred twenty days after the drawer receives notice from the holder of a no-account or closed-account instrument or the holder’s agent or representative.<br />
<br />
6. A notice of dishonor may be mailed by the holder of the instrument upon dishonor or by the holder’s agent or representative upon dishonor. Proof of mailing may be made by return receipt or by an affidavit of mailing signed by the individual making the mailing. The notice must be in substantially the following form:<br />
<br />
Notice of Dishonored Instrument<br />
<br />
Date_____________________________________________________________________________________<br />
<br />
Name of Issuer____________________________________________________________________<br />
Street Address_______________________________________________________________________<br />
<br />
City and State __________________________________________________________________<br />
<br />
You are according to law notified that an instrument dated ____________________________________,<br />
<br />
_____________, drawn on the__________________________________________ Bank of______________<br />
<br />
in the amount of_________________ has been returned unpaid with the notation the payment has been refused because (of nonsufficient funds) (the drawer does not have an account). Within ten days from the receipt of this notice,you must pay or tender to___________________________<br />
<br />
(Holder or agent or representative)<br />
sufficient moneys to pay such instrument in full and any collectionfees or costs not in excess of forty dollars.<br />
<br />
The notice may also contain a recital of the penal provisions of this section and the possibility of a civil action to recover any collection fees or costs authorized by this section.<br />
<br />
Annotations<br />
<br />
Code 6-08-16.3 Consolidation of offenses – Dishonored checks (North Dakota Century Code (2015 Edition))<br />
<br />
When the same person commits two or more offenses under sections 6-08-16, 6-08-16.1, and 6-08-16.2 in more than one county of this state, the offenses may be combined and prosecution may be brought in any county in which one of the dishonored checks was issued.<br />
<br />
ND Cent. Code 6-08-16.4 Return of paid checks to the issuer (North Dakota Century Code (2015 Edition))<br />
<br />
When the holder, or its agent or representative, of a check receives full payment for the amount of a check issued without sufficient funds or credit, or without account, the check must be returned to the issuer upon the payment of any civil penalty assessed if the issuer appears and requests the return of the check or the issuer furnishes a self-addressed stamped envelope.
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