Cheque
Japan

In Japan, cheques are called kogitte (小切手), and are governed by kogitte law.

Bounced cheques are called Fuwatari Kogitte (不渡り 小切手). If an account owner bounces two cheques in six months, the bank will suspend the account for two years. If the account belongs to a public company, their stock will also be suspended from trading on the stock exchange, which can lead to bankruptcy.
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