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............................................................................................................................ Description "TANNAN'S BANKING LAW AND PRACTICE IN INDIA" is a classic legal Treatise and most comprehensive, authentic, authoritative, widely acclaimed, appreciated, recognised and recommended masterwork on the Banking Law and Practice in India since decades, to be precise since 84 years of the first edition of this most prestigious book in 1926. 2. TANNAN'S BANKING LAW & PRACTICE IN INDIA is undoubtedly one of the best in the Banking Law field. Every edition of this book has sold like proverbial hot cakes, pointing clearly to its scholastic wealth on the subject, its deft handling by the authors its usefulness, utility and eventually the popularity of the book in the field. 3. TANNAN'S BANKING in its every edition is eagerly awaited and widely welcomed by the people in the Banking Law field. Present edition is now released with the pride and glory of the previous editions. 4. It is a unique and authentic publication of its kind, authored by a renowned personality, having tremendous knowledge and authority over the subject. New edition is completely revised and updated. 5. The present Revised and Enlarged edition contains 76 Chapters covering entire spectrum of Banking Law and Practice. 6. It contains most upto-date Statute Laws, Case Laws and RBI Master Circulars, Guidelines and Directions and other related matters annotated under appropriate discussions. 7. TANNAN'S BANKING has always been prescribed and recommended by Indian Institute of Bankers (IB3) now Indian Institute of Banking and Finance (IIBF) for JAIIB and CAIIB, Promotion Tests, Internal and other Exams and is cited and quoted by HonTale Supreme Court, High Courts and Tribunals in various judgments. 8. This most authoritative Treatise is an indispensableguide and reference work for the Banks and Financial Institutions (FIs), Legal Officers, Banking Experts, Branch Managers, Bankers for Promotion Tests, Internal Exams, .TATTR and CAIIB, Staff Training Colleges, Law Colleges, Commerce Colleges, Professors of Banking, Academicians, Chartered Accountants, Practitioners, Advocates, Lawyers, Hon'ble Courts, Judges, Bench and the Bar. ............................................................................................................................ Contents 1. Introductory 2. The Negotiable Instruments Act. 1881 3. The banker's Book Evidence Act, 1891 4. Functions of Commercial Banks 5. Banking System and Banks in India 6. Financial Institutions in India 7. Global Banking Institutions 8. The Banking Regulation Act, 1949 9. Co-operative Banks and Banking Regulation Act, 2949 10. Nationalization of Banks 11. Reserve Bank of India and its role 12. RBI's Monetary and Credit Policy 2010-11 13. Cash Reserve Ration (CRR) and Statutory Liquidity Ration (SLR) In Banks 14. Banking Originations and Banks 15. Private Banks and Foreign Banks 16. Directors and Managers of Banks 17. Accounts and Balance Sheet of Banks 18. Basel II, CRAR and RBI Prudential Norms on New Capital Adequacy Frame work (NCAF) 19. Prudential Norms on Income Recognition, Assets Classification/NPAs and Provisions pertaining to Advances. 20. Bank audit and Inspections 21. Bankers and Customers 22. Bankers as borrowers, deposits and opening of Customers accounts 23. Customers services in banks 24. Banking Operations & Negotiable instruments 25. Cheques 26. Payment of Customer's Cheques 27. Dishonor of Cheques 28. Appropriation of Payments and rule in Clayton's cases 29. Bankers Lien and Set-off 30. Interference by third Parties - Injunctions, Garnishee or Attachment Orders & Decrees 31. Collection Banker and Customer's Account 32. Employment of Funds and Advances 33. Recall or Recovery of Advances, Suit for Recovery and Law of Limitations 34. Loans and Advances -Statutory and other restrictions 35. Interest rates on advances 36. Payment of Principal and interest 37. Companies and Corporate Borrowers & Consortium Advances by Banks 38. Bank and Partnership Accounts 39. Advances or Lending to Priority sectors and Social banking 40. Financial inclusion & Lending to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) 41. Exposure Norms for Advances by Banks 42. Advances against Collateral Securities 43. Advances against goods and documents of title to goods 44. Miscellaneous securities 45. List of places where equitable moorages by deposit of title deeds can be created 46. Guarantees as security for Banker's Advances and position of Guarantor of Surety 47. Bank Guarantees and Letters of Credit 48. Financing of Exports 49. Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 and FEMA Rules & Regulations 50. Hire-Purchase. Lease Financing & Factoring Services by Banks 51. Consumer Loans, Personal Loans and Credit Card Loans 52. Willful Defaulters of Banks and FIs 53. Bankers and Borrowers Relationship 54. Documentation and Stamp-duty 55. Model Forms 56. Subsidiary, Special and Para-Banking Services by Banks 57. BCSBI & IBA Codes of Bank's Commitment to Customers and Banking Practices 58. Operational Responsibilities and Negligence 59. Frauds, Forgeries, Embezzlement and Vigilance in Banks 60. The Banking Ombudsman Scheme, 2006 61. Banking Services and the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 62. Recovery of Debts Due to Banks 63. Securities and Reconstruction of Financial Assets - The SARFAESI Act, 2002 64. Industrial Sickness & Sick Companies 65. Bankers' Advances to Insolvents 66. Chore Committee & Tandon Committee Recommendations on lending system 67. NAIK Committee Report on Review of Agricultural Credit System in India 68. KHUSRO Committee Report on Review of Agricultural Credit System in India 69. Shetty Committee Report on Lending under Consortium Arrangement 70. Shere Committee Report on Electronic Funs Transfers & Electronic Payments 71. Narasimham Committee (I & II) on Financial system and Banking Sector Reforms 72. Marathe Committee Report on Licensing of New Urban Co-Operating Banks (UCBs) 73. High Power (Madhava RAO) Committee on Urban Co-operative Banks (UCBS) 74. Report of Working Group (M.S. Verma) on Restructuring Weak Public Sector Banks 75. Important & Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Banking Law and Practice 76. Glossary or Dictionary of banking Terminology, Words and Phrase. ............................................................................................................................ Author Details M. L. Tannan, M.Com. (Brimingham), Barrister at-Law, A.C.A., I.E.S.(Retired), General Manager, Punjab National Bank Ltd.(1937-1939), Founder Member, Council of the Indian Institute of Bankers, Bombay (Formerly Principle and Professor of Banking, Sydenham Collage of Commerce and Economics, Bombay) Twenty-Third Edition Revised by C.R. Datta. B.Com, LL.B(Cal.) A.T.I.I. (Eng) D.I..A. (London) Barrister-at-Law, Linclon's Inn, Ex Senior Lecturer, Calcutta University Law College, Author of 'The Company Law' ,Company Directors', and Company Meetings & Resolutions S. R. Kataria, B.Com, LL.B., F.C.A. Chartered Accountant, Author of Law Relating ot Banking and Public Financial Institutions in India, Revising Co-Author of 'Datta on the Company Law' and Specialist Editor of many prestigious and authoritative Commentaries, Law Books and Journals ............................................................................................................................
