Legal Question in Banking Law in California
Date forgery on a post-dated check
I gave a business in Los Angeles two post-dated checks for $200 in April for services to be rendered over a two-month period. They subsequently changed the dates on the checks and forged my initials in order to deposit them early. Can they be pursued from a civil or criminal standpoint?
Thanks!
Asked on 7/02/08, 3:13 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Stone
Law Offices of Michael B. Stone Toll Free 1-855-USE-MIKE
Re: Date forgery on a post-dated check
They had the right to deposit the postdated checks immediately and without altering them, so perhaps no harm, no foul. You could call the police.
Answered on 7/02/08, 4:33 pm
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