Stop Payment Order Example

• Category: California Affidavits
• State: California
• Control #: CA-S016ST
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

A stop payment order is a request to cancel a payment before it's been processed. Types of payments you might cancel include personal checks and ACH payments, like recurring monthly bill payment California Stop Payment Notice Release- Full or Partial- Private Works is a legal document used to release a stop payment notice for private works construction projects in the state of California. This document is used in situations where a contractor, subcontractor, or supplier has provided goods or services and the owner of the property has issued a stop payment notice. It is important to note that a full or partial release of a stop payment notice does not release the contractor, subcontractor, or supplier from their obligation to provide the goods or services. The California Stop Payment Notice Release- Full or Partial- Private Works document is completed by the contractor, subcontractor, or supplier and the owner of the property. The document states the parties involved, the date of the notice of stop payment, the description of the goods or services provided, the amount of the stop payment, and the type of release (full or partial). The document also contains a release clause that states the contractor, subcontractor, or supplier is releasing all claims against the owner of the property in exchange for the release of the stop payment notice. There are two types of California Stop Payment Notice Release- Full or Partial- Private Works documents: full release and partial release. A full release document releases the entire amount of the stop payment notice. A partial release document releases only a portion of the stop payment notice. The remaining balance of the stop payment must be resolved through alternative means.

California Stop Payment Notice Release- Full or Partial- Private Works is a legal document used to release a stop payment notice for private works construction projects in the state of California. This document is used in situations where a contractor, subcontractor, or supplier has provided goods or services and the owner of the property has issued a stop payment notice. It is important to note that a full or partial release of a stop payment notice does not release the contractor, subcontractor, or supplier from their obligation to provide the goods or services. The California Stop Payment Notice Release- Full or Partial- Private Works document is completed by the contractor, subcontractor, or supplier and the owner of the property. The document states the parties involved, the date of the notice of stop payment, the description of the goods or services provided, the amount of the stop payment, and the type of release (full or partial). The document also contains a release clause that states the contractor, subcontractor, or supplier is releasing all claims against the owner of the property in exchange for the release of the stop payment notice. There are two types of California Stop Payment Notice Release- Full or Partial- Private Works documents: full release and partial release. A full release document releases the entire amount of the stop payment notice. A partial release document releases only a portion of the stop payment notice. The remaining balance of the stop payment must be resolved through alternative means.