Hi i have active case for bounce cheque

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We would like to inform you that If your inquiry relates to the existence of a check without balance case, and you have missed the last session, you have to know that failure to attend the last hearing makes the judgment an attendance judgment, and you can appeal it by appeal within fifteen days from the date of issuance of the  judgment or the declaration of the absentee judgment.
The penalty for issuing a check without balance in the Qatari Penal Code is prison term of not less than three months and not more than three years, and a fine of not less than three thousand riyals and not more than ten thousand riyals, or one of these penalties
Here is the text of Qatar's Code of Criminal Procedure: 
Article (181)
The judgment shall be deemed to be present in respect of all the defendants who are present at the appeal of the case even if he leaves the session thereafter, or he fails to attend the hearings to which the case is adjourned without giving an acceptable excuse.
Article 276
The appeal shall be made by a report filed in the clerk's office of the court which issued the judgment within fifteen days from pronouncing the judgment in the presence of the parties, or the notification of the in absentia judgment, or from date of the objection judgment in permissible situations, in addition to the timeof distance. The time for appeal for the Public Prosecution shall be thirty days from the date of pronouncing the judgment.

If the convicted person is detained, its appeal report may be submitted to the person in charge of the administration of the place where the convicted is imprisoned, who shall immediately send the appeal report to the court.

The appeal shall be considered as made at the time decided by the administration of that place, in accordance with what is stipulated in the first paragraph.

Here is also the text of the Qatari Penal Code:

Article 357:

Whoever maliciously commits the following acts:

1. Writing a check, without sufficient funds to cover it face value.

2. Withdrawing all or some of the funds from an account after giving a check in a way that leaves insufficient funds to cover the amount of the check.

3. Ordering the recipient of the check not to exchange or deposit it

4. Intending to write or sign the check in a way that prevents its exchange.

5. Delivering a due cheque knowing that it is uncovered or not exchangeable.

 In any event, the court shall decide upon the request of the concerned, to oblige the offender to pay the value of the cheque and the expenses incurred by the beneficiary;
The procedures in the Code of Commercial and Civil Procedure shall determine the execution of this judgment. If the court finds that this decision requires a special investigation necessitating a delay in the judgment, it has the right to pronounce a judgment in the lawsuit only and to defer the examination of the mentioned request to another session or refer it to the civil court.

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