Ralph gets his paycheck from Shakes n' Burgers Restaurant, his em¬ployer, and attempts to deposit it in his account at Town Bank. Uri, the bank's teller, notices that on the check the amount stated in words is different from the amount stated in numerals. Which amount can the bank lawfully credit to Ralph's account?
An amount stated in words on a check prevails over an amount stated in numerals on the same instrument (unless the words are ambiguous). Thus, in this question, the bank can lawfully credit the depositor's account for the amount stated in words.
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