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245 00 Banking law and practice.|h[O'Reilly electronic resource] 
260    Singapore :|bJohn Wiley & Sons,|c©2013. 
300    1 online resource (x, 291 pages) 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
338    online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  Part 1. Bank-Customer Relationship and Account Opening -- 
       Part 2. Banking Operations -- Part 3. Law Relating to 
       Security -- Part 4. Insolvency. 
505 00 |gPart 1.|tBank-Customer Relationship and Account Opening 
       --|g1.|tContractual Relationships in Law and Practice --
       |tLearning Objectives --|tIntroduction --|tDefinition of 
       'Customer' --|tNature of the Banker-Customer Relationship 
       --|tBanker and Customer --|tDebtor and Creditor --
       |tPrincipal and Agent --|tBailor and Bailee --|tLaws and 
       Practice --|tCommon Law --|tLegislative Sources --
       |tStatutory and Non-statutory Guidelines --|tCode of 
       Banking Practice --|tMandates --|tPower of Attorney --
       |tTypes of Power of Attorney --|tRules in the Use of Power
       of Attorney --|tRevocable and Irrevocable --|tEnduring 
       Power of Attorney --|tPractical Considerations for Banks -
       -|tLimitation of Actions --|tTwo-year Limit --|tThree-year
       Limit --|tSix-year Limit --|tTwelve-year Limit --|tNo 
       Limit --|tExtension of Period of Limitation --
       |tAppropriation of Payments --|tRule in Clayton's Case --
       |tSet-off --|tNo Right of Set-off --|tCode of Banking 
       Practice --|tBanker's Lien --|tRights of Bank Asserting 
       lien --|tMatters Excluding Lien --|tBanker's Duty of 
       Secrecy --|tCommon Law Principle --|tExceptions to Duty of
       Secrecy --|tPersonal Data and Consumer Credit Data --
       |tWhat is Personal Data? --|tCollection of Data --|tData 
       Protection Principles --|tUse of Personal Data in Direct 
       Marketing --|tCode of Practice on Consumer Credit Data --
       |tStatement of Account or Passbook --|tWrongful Dishonour 
       of Cheques --|tArticle II --|tPractical Considerations for
       Banks --|tBreach of Contract and Libel --|tExemption 
       Clauses --|tControl of Exemption Clauses Ordinance --
       |tSummary --|tKey Terms --|tStudy Guide --|tFurther 
       Reading --|g2.|tOpening and Conduct of Accounts --
       |tLearning Objectives --|tIntroduction --|tOpening of an 
       Account --|tConduct of Account --|tMonthly Statements --
       |tExamination of Statements --|tPractice Duty of Secrecy 
       and Personal Privacy --|tPractice Duty of Care --
       |tSpecific Issues Affecting the Operation of Accounts --
       |tClosing of Account --|tClosure of Account by Customer --
       |tClosure of Account by Bank --|tOpening and Conduct of 
       Accounts for Various Customers --|tPersonal Customers --
       |tJoint Customers --|tMinors --|tExecutors and 
       Administrators --|tTrustees --|tSole Proprietors --
       |tPartnership --|tUnincorporated Associations, Clubs, and 
       Societies --|tSolicitors --|tIncorporated Companies --
       |tDefinition of Different Types of Authorities --
       |tAuthority of Directors --|tRegistration of Charges --
       |tPartnership Converted to a Limited Company --|tHandling 
       of Cheques of Limited Companies --|tAnti-Money Laundering 
       and Counter-Terrorist Financing --|tAnti-Money Laundering 
       --|tThe Money Laundering Process --|tLegislation on Money 
       Laundering --|tBasic Policies and Principles to Combat 
       Money Laundering --|tBurden of Proof --|tPower of 
       Authorised Officers --|tBribery and Corruption --|tCounter
       -Terrorist Financing --|tOverview --|tSummary --|tKey 
       Terms --|tStudy Guide --|tFurther Reading --|gPart 2.
       |tBanking Operations --|g3.|tBills of Exchange and 
       Promissory Notes --|tLearning Objectives --|tIntroduction 
       --|tNegotiable Instruments --|tRole and Responsibilities 
       of the Bank --|tBills of Exchange --|tParties to a Bill of
       Exchange --|tDating of a Bill of Exchange --|tSignature on
       a Bill of Exchange --|tPresentment for Acceptance --
       |tNegotiation of a Bill --|tDishonour of a Bill --|tNoting
       and Protesting --|tDischarge of a Bill --|tPromissory 
       Notes --|tPromissory Notes and Bills of Exchange --
       |tParties to a Promissory Note --|tNegotiation of 
       Promissory Notes --|tLiability of the Maker --|tLiability 
       of the Indorser --|tSummary --|tKey Terms --|tStudy Guide 
       --|tFurther Reading --|g4.|tOther Banking Operations --
       |tLearning Objectives --|tIntroduction --|tCredit Cards --
       |tParties to a Credit Card --|tLegal Environment --
       |tInternational Card Systems --|tCode of Banking Practice 
       --|tDirect Debiting --|tStanding Order --|tDirect Debit --
       |tAutomated Teller Machines --|tLegal Considerations --
       |tElectronic Funds Transfer at the Point of Sale --|tEPSCO
       Services --|tLegal Considerations --|tInvestment Advice --
       |tLegal Considerations --|tSafe Custody --|tSafe 
       Facilities --|tContract of Bailment --|tOther Banking 
       Services --|tHire-Purchase --|tFactoring --|tLeasing --
       |tInternet and Phone Banking --|tLegal Considerations --
       |tElectronic Transactions Ordinance --|tSummary --|tKey 
       Terms --|tStudy Guide --|tFurther Reading --|gPart 3.|tLaw
       Relating to Security. 
505 00 |g5.|tGuarantee --|tLearning Objectives --|tIntroduction -
       -|tWhat is a Guarantee? --|tWritten and Oral Guarantee --
       |tGuarantee and Indemnity --|tTypes of Guarantees --|tCode
       of Banking Practice --|tUndue Influence --|tLegal 
       Implications --|tExecution of a Guarantee --|tGuarantees 
       by Minors --|tGuarantees by Partnerships --|tCorporate 
       Guarantees --|tJoint and Several Guarantees --|tSpecial 
       Problems --|tDrafting a Joint and Several Guarantee --
       |tLiability of Guarantors --|tConditional Guarantee --
       |tGuarantee Limits --|tGuarantor's Rights as Against the 
       Creditor --|tGuarantor's Rights as Against the Debtor --
       |tRights of Co-Guarantors --|tDuties of the Creditor Bank 
       --|tDuty with Regard to Securities Held --|tDuty to 
       Explain --|tDuty of Disclosure --|tDischarge of the 
       Guarantor --|tDischarge by Payment, Agreement, or Expiry -
       -|tAvoidance of Guarantee --|tDischarge by Conduct 
       Prejudicial to Guarantor --|tTermination --|tSummary --
       |tKey Terms --|tStudy Guide --|tFurther Reading --|g6.
       |tMortgage of Land --|tLearning Objectives --
       |tIntroduction --|tLand in Hong Kong --|tTenure --|tEstate
       --|tConveyancing and Property Ordinance --|tProperty --
       |tMortgages --|tLegal Mortgage or Charge --|tEquitable 
       Mortgage --|tSecond Mortgage --|tCode of Banking Practice 
       --|tPriorities --|tLand Registration Ordinance --
       |tEquitable Interests of Occupiers --|tRights of Mortgagee
       /Chargee --|tRight to Possession of Title Deeds --|tRight 
       to Take Out Insurance --|tRight to Sue --|tRight to 
       Possess the Property --|tPower of Sale --|tRight to 
       Appoint Receiver --|tPower to Foreclose --|tRight to 
       Consolidate --|tRight to Tack --|tAdditional Remedies for 
       Equitable Mortgagees --|tRights of Mortgagors/Chargors --
       |tRight of Redemption --|tCollateral Advantages --
       |tExtortionate Money Lending Agreement --|t'Oppressive and
       Unconscionable' Terms --|tUndue Influence or 
       Misrepresentation --|tRight of Disposition --|tRight of 
       Possession --|tRight to Lease --|tDischarge --|tSummary --
       |tKey Terms --|tStudy Guide --|tFurther Reading --|g7.
       |tOther Security Interests --|tLearning Objectives --
       |tIntroduction --|tCompany Charge --|tFixed Charge --
       |tFloating Charge --|tCrystallization --|tPriority of 
       Charges --|tDate of Creation --|tNature of the Charge --
       |tRequirement to Register --|tValidity of Charges in 
       Winding-Up --|tChargee's Powers and Remedies --|tPledge --
       |tDelivery of Possession --|tGeneral Letter of Pledge --
       |tTrust Receipts --|tRights at Common Law --
       |tHypothecation --|tLetter of Hypothecation --|tRisk of 
       Hypothecation --|tCompany Shares --|tQuoted Shares as 
       Security --|tUnquoted Shares as Security --|tMortgage of 
       Company Shares --|tMortgage of Shares Held by CCASS --
       |tPowers and Remedies of Mortgagees --|tInsurance Policies
       --|tLife Assurance Policies --|tInsurance Relating to 
       Goods --|tCreation of Security Interest --|tCommon 
       Provisions of a Security Document --|tPowers and Remedies 
       of Mortgagees --|tRelease of Security --|tBankers' Lien --
       |tSummary --|tKey Terms --|tStudy Guide --|tFurther 
       Reading --|gPart 4.|tInsolvency --|g8.|tBankruptcy --
       |tLearning Objectives --|tIntroduction --|tBankruptcy --
       |tBankruptcy Petition --|tCreditor's Petition --|tDebtor's
       Petition --|tInterim Receiver --|tBankruptcy Order --
       |tOfficial Receiver --|tDischarge From Bankruptcy --
       |tVoluntary Arrangements --|tNominee --|tProposal --
       |tStatement of Affairs --|tInterim Order --|tNominee's 
       Report --|tCreditors' Meeting --|tApproved Voluntary 
       Arrangement --|tLegal Issues for the Banker --|tCreditor's
       Petition --|tBankruptcy Order --|tProof of Debt --|tSet-
       Off --|tProperty Available for Payment --|tSummary --|tKey
       Terms --|tStudy Guide --|tFurther Reading --|g9.|tWinding 
       Up --|tLearning Objectives --|tIntroduction --|tWinding Up
       --|tCompulsory Winding Up --|tSummary Procedure --
       |tRegulating Order --|tGrounds for Compulsory Winding Up -
       -|tVoluntary Winding Up --|tMembers' Voluntary Winding Up 
       --|tCreditors' Voluntary Winding Up --|tSpecial Procedure 
       for Voluntary Winding Up --|tPetition for Winding Up --
       |tThe Liquidator --|tLiquidator in Compulsory Winding Up -
       -|tLiquidator in Voluntary Winding Up --|tUnregistered 
       Companies --|tAssets Available for Distribution --
       |tMembers' Liability to Contribute --|tDirectors' 
       Liability to Contribute --|tLiability of the Contributory 
       --|tCollection of the Company's Assets --|tRanking of 
       Claims --|tPreferential Payments --|tSecured Creditors --
       |tUnsecured Creditors --|tAntecedent Transactions --
       |tFraudulent Preference --|tExtortionate Credit 
       Transactions --|tEffect of Floating Charge --|tLegal 
       Issues for the Banker --|tCommencement of Winding Up --
       |tCourt Validation Order --|tVoid Transactions Under 
       Section 183 --|tSet-Off and Contingent Liabilities --
       |tSummary. 
520    "A solid understanding of how banks operate is crucial to 
       grasp the functioning of modern society. Banks are an 
       intrinsic part of business, finance, and everyday life. 
       Modern banking is regulated by a sophisticated set of laws
       and regulations that are constantly evolving. Banking Law 
       and Practice from the Hong Kong Institute of Bankers 
       outlines and explains these laws and regulations clearly 
       and in detail. This regulatory framework has a deep impact
       on banks, bankers, and anyone that deals with them, which 
       is the overwhelming majority of society. This high level 
       of impact makes Banking Law and Practice an important book
       as well as a necessary and authoritative reference for 
       industry professionals, students, and the public at large.
       Banking Law and Practice discusses a range of topics that 
       have a direct bearing on the day-to-day operations of 
       banks, from contracts to how to ensure safe and secure 
       lending. It examines the development and current state of 
       banking legislation and regulation and facilitates bankers
       and their institutions to shape their practice to meet all
       the necessary legal and regulatory requirements"--EBL. 
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