The Deposit Acknowledgement Receipt is a crucial document used in Qatar to formally record and acknowledge the transfer of items, assets, or funds from a depositor to a custodian for safekeeping. This document type is particularly important in Qatar's business environment, where formal documentation of transactions is essential for legal certainty and compliance. The receipt serves multiple purposes: it provides proof of deposit, outlines the terms of custody, and establishes the rights and obligations of both parties under Qatar law. When drafting a Deposit Acknowledgement Receipt, consideration must be given to the Qatar Civil Code (Law No. 22 of 2004), particularly Articles 783-799 governing deposit contracts, as well as other relevant legislation such as the Qatar Commercial Code and Anti-Money Laundering Law where applicable. The document is commonly used in banking, warehousing, and various commercial contexts where temporary custody of valuable items is required.

1. Date and Reference Number: Clear identification of when the receipt was issued and unique reference number

2. Depositor Details: Full name, identification/registration number, and contact details of the person/entity making the deposit

3. Receiver Details: Full name, position, and contact details of the person/entity receiving the deposit

4. Deposit Description: Detailed description of the deposited item(s), including quantity, condition, and identifying characteristics

5. Value Declaration: Stated value of the deposit (if applicable)

6. Duration: Period for which the item(s) will be held

7. Storage Conditions: Specifics about how the item(s) will be stored and maintained

8. Return Conditions: Terms and process for returning the deposited item(s)

9. Signatures: Space for authorized signatures from both depositor and receiver