Thursday, September 11, 2008

Post Dated Cheque:

When a cheque that carries a date later than the date on which it was written by the drawer then the cheque is called post dated cheque. A post dated cheque is a irregular bill of exchange. Therefore, the cheque can not make payment by the bank until the cheque is presented on the particular date or after to the paying bank.

3 comments:

erikko said...

I want to ask if this is bad especially for those who are assuming that they will get paid?

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Banker said...

There is no harm to issue a post dated cheque. For future business commitment a post dated cheque may be issued to a party. But a bank can not make payment post dated cheque as it is not covered by the Instrument Act. It is responsibility of a client to present the cheque to a bank on the date it is mentioned or there after.

I hope you got the point.

Thanks

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