Quote from: DannyHamilton on May 31, 2013, 06:26:03 PM

Quote from: Minor Miner on May 31, 2013, 05:57:38 PM

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Worst case he could cash (yes, cash) the check at the bank that issued it. The "cash" could then be given to escrow opened by the attorney. Any lawyer could open an escrow account to hold these funds with the check.
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Have you talked to the issuing bank and confirmed that they will allow him to withdraw the necesary amount of cash? Have you found a specific attorney who has agreed to escrow the funds? Horray! Please let us know where/who. As soon as I talk to them and confirm that you are being honest, I'll personally fly to California grab Roman by the collar and drag him to the bank so I can get my money (and all of you can too).

The issuing bank MUST redeem the check. You understand that correct? You have some comprehension of the law correct? Stop trolling. Get me the issuing bank's name and the name on the check and I will confirm it for you but BY LAW the bank must HONOR the check they have written. You cannot write a check that cannot clear, understand? Start using google to educate yourself and stop using cut and paste to post the same spam over and over again.