Post-dated cheques are set to lose legal protection in Qatar under a 2006 law that will come into effect in May, the Peninsula has reported. Starting May 13, a post-dated cheque will become cashable the day a recipient deposits it with a bank irrespective of the date mentioned on it. The law gave a grace period of more than three years before being implemented.
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