DOHA: The Qatar Football Association (QFA) on Thursday made key decisions regarding matters relating to players' rights and respecting contracts. It was announced that a player's contract would be deemed terminated for 'just cause' in case the club fails to pay the player for 60 days. If a player does not get paid on time, he has the right to notify the club of the negligence and can demand payment 'within a period of 10 days'. A final five-day notice will be a prelude to effectively terminating the contract without any consequences. This has been stated clearly in Article No. (28) of the Rules of and regulations of the QFA charter, details revealed on Thursday. Other details revealed that QFA just like any football authority falling under the FIFA umbrella and International Court of Arbitration for Sport - must and should honour payment to players through their clubs. The latest allowances made by QFA comes after a number of players all around the world faced similar problems over lack of contractual payments. According to QFA, it 'will make every effort to ensure the players' rights are protected and that there is no case of delayed payment'.