how to stop a cheque in qatar

Stopping the payment of a check is an act that constitutes a crime against which the same penalty for writing a check without balance is applied in accordance with the provisions of Article 357 of the Qatari Penal Code which states that
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.