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Effect of a unilateral change in interest rate
Fixing of interest rate
On whom does the law place the duty to prove interest rate
Power of the Central Bank of Nigeria to fix interest rate
Principles governing the charging of interest by banks
Right of a bank to charge interest on loans and overdraft granted to its customers at the rate fixed by the CBN
The need for interest rates to be expressly stated and strictly proved
The rule that where there is no express agreement as to the rate of interest payable, the bank is entitled to charge interest rate on the basis that there is an established custom to that effect
Whether a bank can charge an interest rate higher than the initial interest rate
Whether a bank can charge interest in the absence of express agreement
Whether a bank can vary an agreed interest rate to accord with CBN Guidelines
Whether a bank needs to execute a special agreement setting out a contractual interest rate to apply that interest rate to the customer’s account
Whether a court can set aside the imposition of an interest rate
Whether a customer can determine the interest rate to be applied to his debit balance in the absence of express contract
Whether banks have different interest rates for different products
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