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Argosy University/ Phoniex University/
Nov-2005 - Oct-2011
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Phoniex University
Oct-2001 - Nov-2016
On a Friday, Tonia Campbell tried to cash a $17,000 check drawn on a Citibank account at a Citibank. When told that Citibank did not cash such a large check and that the fastest way to get the money was to open a Citibank account, Campbell opened a Citibank savings account with the check. On Saturday she tried to make a withdrawal from the account at an ATM. She was told she had insufficient funds. Saturday and Sunday were not business days for Citibank. On Monday she was told there was a “block” on her account, but later that day she had access to her money. She sued Citibank for wrongful dishonor and late payment—after the midnight deadline. Should Citibank be liable on either charge?
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