The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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... bank's knowledge that the customer is a trustee makes no difference to the contractual nature of the funds in the account , the bank's liability still being one of debt repayable upon demand . A case in point is the Privy Council ...
... bank's knowledge that the customer is a trustee makes no difference to the contractual nature of the funds in the account , the bank's liability still being one of debt repayable upon demand . A case in point is the Privy Council ...
Page 237
... bank cheque as well , and said that this was an additional ground for rejecting Yan's claim for summary judgment against Post Bank . The Australian decisions In Sidney Raper Pty Ltd v Commonwealth Trading Bank of Australia [ 1975 ] 2 ...
... bank cheque as well , and said that this was an additional ground for rejecting Yan's claim for summary judgment against Post Bank . The Australian decisions In Sidney Raper Pty Ltd v Commonwealth Trading Bank of Australia [ 1975 ] 2 ...
Page 238
... bank . The bank and the payee were parties to the cheque and therefore , the bank was liable to the payee on the cheque unless a defence was found for non- payment . The one that the Court thought was applicable to a bank cheque in that ...
... bank . The bank and the payee were parties to the cheque and therefore , the bank was liable to the payee on the cheque unless a defence was found for non- payment . The one that the Court thought was applicable to a bank cheque in that ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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