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The document outlines the rights and duties of both customers and bankers. For customers, key rights include drawing checks against their balance, giving stop payment orders, closing accounts and claiming funds. Key duties include safeguarding checkbooks, notifying the bank of missing checks, and abiding by bank rules. For bankers, key rights include recovering fees and unpaid loans by selling collateral. Key duties include honoring valid checks, maintaining account secrecy, and informing customers about certain account activities.
The document outlines the rights and duties of both customers and bankers. For customers, key rights include drawing checks against their balance, giving stop payment orders, closing accounts and claiming funds. Key duties include safeguarding checkbooks, notifying the bank of missing checks, and abiding by bank rules. For bankers, key rights include recovering fees and unpaid loans by selling collateral. Key duties include honoring valid checks, maintaining account secrecy, and informing customers about certain account activities.
The document outlines the rights and duties of both customers and bankers. For customers, key rights include drawing checks against their balance, giving stop payment orders, closing accounts and claiming funds. Key duties include safeguarding checkbooks, notifying the bank of missing checks, and abiding by bank rules. For bankers, key rights include recovering fees and unpaid loans by selling collateral. Key duties include honoring valid checks, maintaining account secrecy, and informing customers about certain account activities.
• Draw Cheques against his available bank balance.
• Give stop payment mandate and removal thereof • Terminate his deposit account and claim payment of all sums lying in his account. • Share in the profits/losses as earned and determined by the bank in case of PLS based deposits. • Have periodical bank statements of his account • Get the errors rectified in the bank statement, if any. • Deposit cash and cheques for collection in his account • Have new cheques book after utilizing the pervious one. • Be informed about any direct operations in his account by the bank. • Sue the bank for wrongful dishonour of his cheque/s alongwith damages. • Cross, indorse or cancel cheques and other instruments. • Sue the bank for wrongful disclosure of his bank account/balance. • Ask for his balance within business hours. RIGHTS & DUTIES OF A CUSTOMER
DUTIES.
• Keep the Cheque Book under lock and key.
• Take reasonable care in drawing cheques. • Disclose his banker about missing cheques. • Draw the cheques only on the Cheque Book provided by his bank. • Present cheques and other instruments for encashment/collection within business hours. • Notify the bank in case of any disagreement in the bank statement. • Abide by rules and regulations of his bank. RIGHTS & DUTIES OF A BANKER
RIGHTS.
• Recover charges, if any
• Recover outstanding amount of finance and mark up due thereon. • Sell securities upon default by the customer after serving him reasonable notice. • Stop operation of the account in the following circumstances • Death of Customer. • Insanity of Customer. • Under Orders of the Court. • Bankruptcy of Customer. • Unsatisfactory Operations (after serving reasonable) • Retain customer’s funds unless demand arises for its repayment. • Disclose information of his customer’s account under special circumstances. • Sue for recoveries, if deficient against securities and set off. • Take pledge of hypothecated stocks in case customer fails to adjust his loan account as per agreed terms. RIGHTS & DUTIES OF A BANKER
DUTIES
• Honour cheques of the customer against his available balance.
• Abide by standing instruction/s of the customer. • In case deposit account is closed by the customer, to pay the entire amount through banker’s cheque/P.O., after satisfying claims (if any.) • Provide periodical bank statements. • Collection of customer’s cheques. • Maintain secrecy of his customer’s account (except where exempted). • Inform his customer about: • dishonour of cheques/bills alongwith reason thereof • closure of his account. • Suspension / stopping operations of his account • Bank’s intention to sell securities belonging to the customer. •