Law & Banking

U.S.A.: American Institute of Banking, 1975. Hard Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. It has been said that Law is one of 3 basic fields, along with Economics and Accounting, to which students of banking should be exposed in their continuing preparation for advancment as employees of banks. The onject of this book is to present simply but accurately the rules of law which underlie banking. Certain basic legal principles must be understood before any successful attempt can be made to master the commercial laws that support and control the banking industry. Consequently, the book does not start immdeiately with commercial law topics, but rather presents in the first 7 chapters the basic legal principles that must be understood before commercial law can be effectively studied. This book is intended for beginning students of banking. It was written with the knowledge that some of the more intricate problems of commercial paper, bank deposits, and collections have been reserved for advanced study and therefore are not dealt with in this book. 431 pages. Top & bottom of spine bumped..