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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.
Although stop payments are expensive, they have prevent you from losing a lot more money. Request a stop payment. First of all, it is important to note that a stop payment can only be enacted if the check or payment has not already been processed by the recipient. In the case of stop payments on preauthorized withdrawals, you must notify your bank at least 3 business days before the electronic fund transfer is scheduled to be made by the bank.