“Banking” means the accepting for the purpose of lending or investment, of deposit of money from public, repayable on demand or otherwise, and withdrawable by cheque, draft, order or otherwise.
The Reserve Bank of India as the Central Bank of the country plays different roles like the regulator, supervisor and facilitator of the Indian Banking System. If you are a law student these notes on banking law will help you with your LLB and LLM exams and also in your profession as an Advocate.
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- History of Banking System in India
- Different Kinds of Banks and Financial Organizations
- Banker, Customer : Meaning And Definition
- Rights of a Banker
- Duties of a banker
- Special Types of Banker’s Customers
- Minors : Precautions to be taken by the Banker
- How should a banker deal with Executors and Administrators ?
- Functions of a Bank : Business of a Banking Company
- Rights of a Customer
- Consumer protection under Banking Law
- Ancillary Services provided by a Bank
- Explain the concept of Central Banking
- Nationalisation of Banks : Social Control
- Bank Pass Book
- Banker’s Lien
- Salient features of Banking Regulation Act 1949
- Banking Definition
- Central Bank – Evolution
- Commercial Banks
- Garnishee order
- The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
- Lending by Banks
- Letter of credit
- Postal Order & Money Orders : PO and MO
- Powers and Functions of the Reserve Bank
- Relationship between Banker and the customer
- Systems Of Banking
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