What happens if the holder of a check does not submit a claim for payment within six months after objecting to it, as stated in Article 656?
If six months have passed from the date of the objection stipulated in Article 656 without the holder of the check filing a claim for payment, the objector has the right to file an action against the drawee in the following month. This action will request the court to issue a judgment that proves the objector's ownership of the check and authorizes them to receive its value.