Cases from cite.case.law:

. . . In Security Life, supra, the insured gave the insurer a check for $288.80 to reinstate two life insurance . . . force for at least the ten-day period, during which the insured could have arranged for payment of the $288.80 . . .

. . . /77 1,132 7 113.20 Van 8/1/78 3,272 7 327.20 Auger 9/1/78 1,907 7 190.70 Chisel plow 9/1/78 2,888 7 288.80 . . . 12/1/76 478.80 Snow blower 12/1/77 113.20 Van 8/1/78 327.20 Auger 9/1/78 190.70 Chisel plow 9/1/78 288.80 . . .

. . . Jones applied for reinstatement and in late July, 1964, sent appellant a check for the required $288.80 . . . Jones’ $288.80 check pending receipt of the additional sum. . . . Two weeks later, having heard nothing in that regard, appellant deposited the $288.80 check. . . . Appellant received this check on October 2 and, not yet knowing that the $288.80 check had again bounced . . . Frady that the $288.80 check had bounced could constitute a basis for estoppel. 12 Fla.Jur., Estoppel . . .