It should not be assumed that cheques older than six months would automatically be rejected as the only definite way to cancel a cheque is for the person who wrote it to request that a stop be placed on it. This six-month timeframe is at the discretion of individual banks.
However, it is common banking practice to reject cheques that are over six months old to protect the person who has written the cheque, in case the payment has been made another way or the cheque has been lost or stolen. In other words, cheques don’t have an expiry date. the person writing the cheque and the person they give it to) exists. A cheque is valid for as long as the debt between the two parties (i.e.
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