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Banking Law in Australia, 11th Edition

Banking Law in Australia, 11th Edition

Author: Alan Tyree
Publisher: LexisNexis Australia
ISBN: 9780409360950
Published In: August 2024
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: Australia ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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Banking Law in Australia covers an important and wide range of topics in banking law, including regulation, the banker-customer relationship, bills of exchange, accounts, cheques, electronic banking, blockchains, documentary credits, consumer protection and lending. It has been cited in decisions by the Commercial Tribunal of NSW, FCAFC, FMCA, HCA, NSWCA, NSWSC, NTSC, SASCFC, VCAT, VSCA, VSC and WASC.

This 11th edition has been prepared by Dr Anton Didenko of the University of New South Wales Faculty of Law and Justice who is taking over from now retired author, Alan Tyree.

Features

New chapter on open banking
New chapter on secured lending under the Cape Town Convention
Chapter on blockchains and cryptocurrencies completely rewritten
Covers recent legal changes, including AML/CTF reforms, post-COVID monetary policy adjustments and the Financial Accountability Regime
A dedicated section on ‘de-banking’ added to Chapter 3
An overview of the 2025 edition of the ABA’s Banking Code of Practice added to Chapter 13
A dedicated section on ‘buy now pay later’ arrangements added to Chapter 14

Chapter 1 – The Australian Banking System
Chapter 2 – Regulation
Chapter 3 – Banker and Customer
Chapter 4 – Accounts
Chapter 5 – Bills of Exchange
Chapter 6 – Duties of the Banker
Chapter 7 – Duties of the Customer
Chapter 8 – Cheques
Chapter 9 – Payment and Payment Systems
Chapter 10 – Payment under a Mistake
Chapter 11 – Consumer Protection
Chapter 12 – Lending – General Principles
Chapter 13 – Secured Lending – Real Property
Chapter 14 – Secured Lending – Personal Property
Chapter 15 – Lending – Guarantees
Chapter 16 – The Banker’s Lien and Mareva Orders
Chapter 17 – Documentary Credits

Alan Tyree has written extensively in the area of banking law since 1987 and is an acknowledged expert in this field. He is a former Landerer Professor of Information Technology and Law at the University of Sydney. He was a member of the Australian Payments Systems Council until its abolition and replacement by the Payment Systems Board.