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Practical Banking and Building Society Law

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  • Arora, Anu

    (University of Liverpool)

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With the extension of activities by banks and building societies, it is now difficult to demarcate between them. The differences that do still exist are largely due to the historical development of building societies and the purposes for which they were established. Many of the restrictions imposed on building societies have now been removed, but many prefer the freedom afforded to banks and have sought to register themselves under the Banking Act 1987. This book examines the law relating to banks and building societies, highlighting the differences in the regulation process and activities of the two institutions. It takes a close look at the extent to which they are both governed by the same systems of law, particularly in respect of banker and customer relationships.

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  • Arora, Anu, 1997. "Practical Banking and Building Society Law," OUP Catalogue, Oxford University Press, number 9781854316288.
    • Handle: RePEc:oxp:obooks:9781854316288
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