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Dr. GS.Bhalla |Mr. Harsimran S. Bhalla
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Kachiguda, Hyderabad, Mob: 9395140742 ee eePREFACE a
Aim of the book :
Practicing bankers are finding it increasingly difficult to keep themselves up to date
with the ever-changing legal aspects of the banking field due to pressure of work. Our
aim is to.make all the important and relevant aspects available to them in a simple
and lucid manner. The book is not an exhatistive compilation of the law, which aims
to exhaust the reader but a concise and down to earth version, which aims to
befriend the user. The focus is also to make available the needed information in a
single window too.
Contents
Contents are chosen such that both the legal basics like the foundation acts and
practical inputs such as documentation & operational aspects are covered. Efforts are
‘made to keep our reader up to date by adding the latest concepts used in banking and
the legal aspects pertaining to them.
Value Proposition
This book is meant for practicing bankers. It is felt that not only the young bankers
but seniors may also find value in the contents as the book not only informs but also
up dates existing information. Young readers who are aspiring to take up banking as a
career, MBA students who want to add practical information to the theory part of
their Business law courses are also welcome to this book.
Our institute has a self-set mission of assisting practicing bankers in sharpening their
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from the end users, We, therefore, welcome suggestions for improving this edition of
the book from our readers.
The institute acknowledges with appreciation the efforts of the entire team &
particularly Mr. Vipin Sharma at CTDI for their pain staking efforts in bringing out
*Gurukul Banking Law & Practice" book.
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Dr. G.S_Bhalia Mr. Harsimran S. Bhalla
MA (Eco), Delhi Uni MS Finance, IT Chicago, USA
PhD. Deptt. of Business Mgmt (UBS), Panjab Univ. Associate Director
Director - 09316008205 M-09878092621BANKING LAW @ND PRACTICE
CHAPTER TOPIC PAGE NO.
7 RBI ACT 1934 7
2 BANKING REGULATION AGT 1949, 3
3 ‘CASH RESERVE RATIO & STATUTORY LIQUIDITY RATIO. 5
a BANKER-CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP. 7
a NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS ACT @
@ DIFFERENT TYPES OF DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS. 29
7 DIFFERENT TYPES OF CUSTOMERS 39
a ‘OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS, JOINT ACCOUNTS EITHER OR SURVIVOR, 5
3 BANKER’S RIGHTS -BANKER'S LIEN, SET- OFF, RIGHT OF APPROPRIATION 37
70 | GARNISHEE ORDER AND ATTACHMENT ORDER 60
71__| CHARGES ON SECURITIES &
72__| SAFE DEPOSITS OF ARTICLES & LOCKERS - BANKER'S BOOK EVIDENCE ACT.1054 8
73__ | BANKERS BOOK EVIDENCE ACT 1891 |
"14 [INDIAN CONTRACT ACT 1072 70
15___| POWER OF ATTORNEY, 72
76 | NOMINATION RULES, i 74
47___ | OCUMENTATION 76
(7710 [DOCUMENTS AND INDIAN STAMP ACT, 1899 73
49 | DOCUMENT AND REGISTRATION ACT 1908 co
(20 [ REGISTRATION OF CHARGES, 82
21 LIMITATION ACT — 1863, 33
22 | BANK OMBUDSMAN SCHEME 26
23 | COMPRISE SETTLEMENT THROUGH LOK ADALATS: 8
24 | CONSUMERS PROTECTION ACT. 1986 80
25 __| DEBTS RECOVERY TRIBUNALS, 2
26 | DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS AND IBA’S CODE : 3
27] ELECTRONIC CHEQUES & TRUNCATED CHEQUES 7,
28 | HANDLING OF ACCOUNTS OF DECEASED
29 [IBA CODE FOR BANKING PRACTICE
‘30 | PASS BOOKS AND STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, 102,
‘31 | STOP PAYMENT OR COUNTERMANDING. 703,
'32__| TAX DEDUCTION AT SOURCE (TOS) 704 |
‘33 | SARFAESI ~ 2002, CERSA = 705,
34 [RIGHT TO INFORMATION AGT ~ 2005, ALL ABOUT TAN i097.
(3s kYC - GUIDELINES — ANTI MONEY LAUNDERING STANDARDS 708
'36___ | DOORSTEP BANKING. a1
37 | MOBILE BANKING aR
38 | PERMANENT ACCOUNT NUMBER (PAN) 114,
39 | PAYMENT AND SETTLEMENT SYSTEM 18.
40 MONEY TRANSFER SERVICE SCHEME, KYG NORMS / AMLSTANDARDS: 7,
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For. ion. Check Our Webs!R&I was established on the recommendations of Royal Commission on Indian Currency & Finance (1928). The Act was passed
in the year 1934 and the REI was estabiished on 1.4.1935 as a Private Sector Bank. It was nationalised on 1-1-1840, With
‘nationalization. the Central Govt. ovms hundred percent of the capital ofthe bank. The Share Capital of the banc (Paid-up) is
Rs. 8 crores, with face value of a share of Rs. 100/-. The Ral is menaged by 2 Gp
EUNGTIONS: RE! performs mainly five types of functionsix,
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ASSUING OF CURRENGY:
_ The Gentral Goris issuing one Rupee Note,
(ernor, 4 Deputy Governors and 16 Directors.
acts as currency issuing Bank.
acts as a Banker to Central and State Govt
ects as Benker to the Banks and regulates their working
{works for the promotion and development of Agriculture, Tra
{collects and communicates important information.
‘The Reserve Bank issues all currency notes aja6 called as ba 4.20. 50,100, 500,
1000, 5000 and 10,000, under the signature
‘The RBI issues currency notes against i fupee Securities, Mint,
Promissory Notes or Bills of Exchan,
monetary policy with the objective Y> provide necessary credit for development of Agriculture,
suring price stabiity
{8 Fontrois afd regulates money supply
k Rate,
Soo 47(a) | RESERVEFUND, Sipulis tal a bank moa cele eee lind equvaen toa tess han 20% of rot ol le balance of pall
Leach ea, bear any Sidon doclared (RB has ehaneed 1 28% fel pf we 31 Mech 2001).
Soa 16 | CASH RESERVE: Every baking company ol beng a scheded bak, shal maintan 3 of demend end Ue Tbies by way
cosh serve ise or by way of baanczin gure zcout wih RSL
Gee 1 | RESTRICTION ON NATURE OF SUBSIDIARY COMPANY: A bank sal nt orm any SDS company ence Tor rdaranng
business whch is permissible or banking company.
See 19(2) | HOLONG.OF SHARES OF AY COMPANY: No bang company sat) aes in sy company whote: 2 pees ntgate
ec 19(2) | or absodie owner, of an amount exceeding 30% of pai-up share cgeffal of that bampany oF 30% of its own paid-up capital and
tess, whichever aes. .
‘Sec ZO | RESTRICTION ON ADVANCES AGAINST OWN SHARES: Wo banking any shan in| loane vances ove ely os