This scholarly work on the “Banking Laws” provides an in-depth analysis on all aspects of the subject. It provides a coherent and comprehensive overview of basic principles of Banking Law and various legislations which include The Banking Regulation Act, 1949; Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934 and The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. Important topics such as Computer Banking: E- Banking and Banking Services and Consumer Law have also been covered. A special chapter on Banking Terminology has also been added for the convenience of students. This book would serve as an excellent reference for the students of law and competitive examinations, bankers, businessman and to all associated with legal profession.

• Chapter I- Early History of Banking
• Chapter II- Banking- Definition Common Law and Statutory
• Chapter III- Commercial Banks
• Chapter IV- Banks and Customer Relations
• Chapter V- Special Features of Relationship between Banker and Customer
• Chapter VI- Customer’s Accounts and Banks
• Chapter VII- Capital and Share Capital
• Chapter VIII- Loans and Advances
• Chapter IX- Management of Banking Companies
• Chapter X- Letters of Credit (Documentary Credit)
• Chapter XI- Computer Banking: E-Banking
• Chapter XII- Banking Ombudsman
• Chapter XIII- Reserve Bank of India
• Chapter XIV- Negotiable Instruments Act- Introduction
• Chapter XV- Parties to Notes, Bills, Cheques and their Liabilities
• Chapter XVI- Negotiation
• Chapter XVII- Presentment
• Chapter XVIII- Crossing of Cheques
• Chapter XIX- Law of Dishonour of Cheques
• Chapter XX- Banking Services and Consumer Law
• Annexure- Banking Terminology