Modifies provisions relating to stop-payment orders under the UCC

Summary

The bill eliminates the rule that a stop‑payment order on a bank account expires after six months. Instead, the order stays in effect until the account holder or another authorized signer cancels it, with oral orders ending after 14 days if not confirmed in writing. It changes how banks process stop‑payment requests for all account holders.

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