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Duties of a bank to its customer

13 subsidiary principles

Duty of a bank to its customer and the duty of a customer to the bank

Duty of a customer not to mislead the bank

Duty of a customer to exercise reasonable care in executing his written orders on the cheques

Effect of a bank holding out a staff to a customer

Effect of a bank's failure to honour a request from the customer to withdraw money from his account

How to determine whether there is a banker and customer relationship

Implied term in banker-customer relationship

Nature of relationships which constitute banker-customer relationship

Position of the law where a banker credits the current account of its customer with some money and where it debits the account with a certain sum

Principles governing the relationship between a banker and a customer

Propriety of seeking damages for negligence where cheques have been dishonoured in a banker/customer relationship

The defences available to a bank where it disobeys a customer's mandate

The law regulating the relationship between a banker and its customer

The nature of a banker-customer relationship in relation to cheques

The nature of the relationship between a banker and a customer

The nature of the relationship created by the issuance of a cheque of a customer

The possible contractual relationships between a banker and a customer

The rule that an agreement regulating the relationship of a banker and customer can be implied from the ordinary course of business between them

The rule that the relationship between a banker and its customer is founded on simple contract

When a banker-customer relationship can be implied

When a banker-customer relationship comes into existence

When a debt is repayable in a banker-customer relationship

1 subsidiary principles

Whether a banker is liable for loss of money in the account of a customer

Whether refusal by a banker to pay a customer's cheque amounts to a breach of contract

Whether the concept of debtor and creditor in a banker -customer relationship is static

Whether when a bank gives credit to a customer, or conducts any transaction on behalf of a customer, the cost of that transaction is borne by the customer

Who is a "customer" in the context of a banker-customer relationship

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