Pull characteristics of Kodak MAX 400

[Mystyler]

Last roll I shot was some Kodak Gold 100. Or so I thought until I rewound the film into the canister, popped the back of the camera open and saw "MAX 400" under my nose...:bang:

It's an old roll I've had lying around, for probably more than a decade, of 24 just random photos from this week. Nothing overly special at all but like so many others before me, I'm wondering - develop at 400 and hope for the best or try pulling it to 100?

Haven't used this film in years and certainly never pulled it. Has anyone else?

 

[Stelios]

Why pull it? The common practice would be to push it. Old films lack in contrast, pushing it would help with that. Pulling would lower contrast.

 

[Jockos]

I shot some expired MAX 400 a year ago at 200 and developed normal. Seems fine to me:

 

[Photo_Smith]

Just develop it as normal if it is out of date it might have lost some speed? Some folks downrate 1/2 a stop anyhow.
It will look fine!