Ellinger's modern banking law / E. P. Ellinger, Eva Lomnicka, and Richard Hooley.

Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2005.

4th edition

25585

Modern banking law.

Banking law -- Great Britain.

Part. 1. Banks and banking business: --1. The structure of the British banking world --2. The control of banking activities in the United Kingdom --3. Legal definition and privileges of banks --4. Money laundering and the financing of terrorism --5. The bank and its customers --Part 2. The bank as a monetary agency in domestic transactions --6. The bank's role as a depository --7. The current account --8. Special types of account --9. Interest-bearing accounts --10. The bank as paymaster: negotiable instruments (including cheques) --11. The paying bank --12. Recovery of money paid by mistake --13. The giro system and electronic transfer of funds --14. Payment cards --15. The bank's role in collecting cheques --16. Incidental services performed by banks --Part 3. The bank as financier and lender in domestic transactions --17. Current account financing and loans --18. Securities for bankers' advances: the general part --19. Proprietary securities --20. Possessory securities --21. Choses in action as security --22. Guarantees.

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lxxxii, 886 p.