Modern banking law / E P Ellinger, Evan Lomnicka and Richard J. A. Hooley.

Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2002.

3rd edition

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Banking law.

Banking law -- Great Britain.

Part I. Banks and banking business: 1. The structure of the British banking world

2. The control of banking activities in the United Kingdom

3. Legal definitions and privileges of banks

4. The bank and its customers

Part II. The bank as a monetary agency in domestic transactions: 5. The bank's role as a depository

6. The current account

7. Special types of account

8. Interest-bearing accounts

9. The bank's role as paying agent : cheques

10. The paying bank

11. Recovery of money paid by mistake

12. The Giro-system and electronic transfer of funds

13. Payment cards

14. The bank's role in collecting cheques

15. Incidental services performed by banks

Part III. The bank as financier and lender in domestic transactions: 16. Current account financing and loans

17. Acceptance credits and bills of exchange

18. Securities for bankers' advances : the general part

19. Proprietary securities

20. Possessory securities

21. Choses in action as security.

Includes index.

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lxxv, 839 p.