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How to Sue for a Stop Payment Check. Print. If you sue someone who has stopped payment on a check written to you, it is possible under some circumstances to be awarded the damages allowed by the bad check law under section 1719 of the California Civil Code.
How to Stop Payment. Call your bank to find out their requirements for stopping a check. The bank may need a letter that includes your name and address, your account number, the number of the check you want stopped, the check amount and the payeeâs name.ees. Banks typically charge fees up to $30 for each stop-payment request. As of June 2012, Bank of America charged $30 for each request or renewal. Chase charged $30 per item or $25 if the stop payment was requested online or by automated phone system.