If a bank pays a stale check in good faith but without consulting the customer, the bank has no right to charge the customer's account for the amount.

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Banks can charge the customer's account for the payment of a stale check if it was paid in good faith, as the bank's decision to honor the check does not necessarily remove their right to debit the customer's account for the check amount.

If a Bank Pays a Stale Check in Good Faith