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bflt39 | 21:00 Wed 27th Oct 2004 | Business & Finance
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How long is a signed and dated cheque valid for?
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6 months I think.
22:14 Wed 27th Oct 2004
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Should be six months but i recently took a number of cheques to a bank that were over 6 months old and they were cleared. 
22:28 Wed 27th Oct 2004
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It is six months.  Most banks don't do a physical check of cheques under about �5K and therefore probably won't notice the date on the cheque.  However if the person who wrote the cheque subsequently noticed it appear on his/her statement and complained to the Bank that it was out of date, they would have to reimburse.
13:45 Thu 28th Oct 2004

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