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The Law and Practice of Domestic Banking (Banking law) Book

Tailored to cover the syllabus of the Chartered Institute of Bankers' Law Relating to Banking paper, this text offers a wide-ranging explanation of the law governing banking in the UK.Read More

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    This edition of Domestic Banking presents a comprehensive survey of the law of banking as it relates to the banking community today, and is ideal for undergraduate and postgraduate students of banking law. The requirements of the Chartered Institute of BankersAE Law Relating to Banking examination have been taken into account. Comprehensive coverage includes: A Payment methods: ranging from traditional methods, such as negotiable instruments and cheques to cards and new technology A Securities and Banks: different types of bank security are considered, including mortgages, company charges and life insurance. Other methods of ensuring payment, such as guarantees and reservation of title clauses are discussed A Insolvency: the implications for banks of the insolvency of customers, both personal and company, are examined, together with an introduction to other regimes - receivership, administration and voluntary arrangements

  • 0421413808
  • 9780421413801
  • G.A. Penn, Joan Wadsley
  • 12 October 2000
  • Sweet & Maxwell
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 872
  • 2Rev Ed
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