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Henry Warren. Banks and Their Customers
Banks and Their Customers
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER I. BANKING EVOLUTION
CHAPTER II. ON THE CHOICE OF A BANKER
CHAPTER III. THE CHEQUE AND ITS VARIOUS CROSSINGS
Order or Bearer
Date of a Cheque
A Stale or Out-of-Date Cheque
Crossed Cheques
Not Negotiable Cheques
Cheques Crossed Specially
How to Cancel a Crossing
How to Indorse or Back a Cheque
Agents and “Per Pro” Indorsements
Banker’s Liability on Forged Indorsements
Banker’s Liability where Drawer’s Signature is Forged
When a Cheque is Legally Paid
Stopping Payment of a Cheque or Bill
Lost Cheques
Sending Cheques through the Post
Paid Cheques
Providing for Cheques Specially
Present your Cheques at Once
Returned and Dishonoured Cheques
Drawer too Ill to Sign
Backing a Cheque for a Friend
CHAPTER IV. CREDIT-ACCOUNT CUSTOMERS
CHAPTER V. DEPOSIT-RECEIPT CUSTOMERS
CHAPTER VI. THE BANK RATE IN RELATION TO BANKERS’ CHARGES
CHAPTER VII. LOANS AND ADVANCES IN LONDON
CHAPTER VIII. OVERDRAFTS IN THE COUNTRY
CHAPTER IX. HOW TO CHECK BANKERS’ CHARGES
CHAPTER X. BILLS, COUPONS, FOREIGN DRAFTS, ETC
Discounted Bills
Coupons
CHAPTER XI. UNCLAIMED BALANCES
CHAPTER XII. BANK SHARES
An English Provincial Bank
CHAPTER XIII. THE PAY OF BANK-CLERKS
