In payment for services rendered, one of Stewart's clients gave him a check for $185.48 that had been drawn by the client's corporate employer and had been made payable to the order of the client.
Although properly indorsed by the client, the drawee bank flatly refused to cash the check for Stewart.
The bank acknowledged that the check was good, that is, that there were sufficient funds in the account. Could Stewart sue the bank for refusing to honor the check? Why or why not?
Stewart v. Citizens & Nat'l Bank, 225 S.E.2d 761 (GA).