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Banking Law: 29 Important Case Laws Explained | Complete Lecture for CLAT PG, Judiciary & LL.B.

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Banking Law: 29 important case laws explained in one complete lecture by Law Easy. This 1 hour 46 minute video covers every case in our Banking Law series: from R.C. Cooper (bank nationalisation) and Foley v Hill (the banker-customer relationship) to Section 138 cheque bounce cases, SARFAESI Act recovery, bank fraud classification and the RBI virtual currency judgment. Made for LL.B. students and for CLAT PG, UGC NET Law and Judiciary exam preparation. CHAPTERS (case-wise timestamps) 0:00 01 RC Cooper v Union of India (1970) - Bank Nationalisation 3:53 02 VT Khanzode v RBI (1982) - RBI staff seniority 7:35 03 Peerless General Finance v RBI (1992) - Deposit regulation 11:19 04 HP Krishna Reddy v Canara Bank (1985) - Agricultural loan interest 14:55 05 Bank of India v Karnam Ranga Rao (1985) - Crop loan interest 18:41 06 Y Jameela Beevi v State Bank of Travancore (1990) - Export loan interest 22:18 07 In re Chotanagpur Banking Association (1967) - Bank liquidation 25:53 08 Kartik Chandra Pal v Noakhali Union Bank (1968) - Decree execution 29:25 09 All India Bank Officers' Confederation v Union of India (1989) - Bank directors 32:58 10 Commissioners of Taxation v English, Scottish & Australian Bank (1920) - Who is a customer 36:44 11 Foley v Hill (1848) - Bank deposit as a debt 40:14 12 Devaynes v Noble, Clayton's Case (1816) - First-in first-out rule 43:47 13 Tournier v National Provincial Bank (1923) - Banker's duty of secrecy 47:24 14 Chandramma v State Bank of Hyderabad (1987) - Bank nomination 51:12 15 Crouch v Credit Foncier of England (1873) - Negotiable instruments 54:51 16 Bharat Barrel v Amin Chand Payrelal (1999) - Promissory note consideration 58:31 17 Central Bank of India v V Gopinathan Nair (1968) - Crossed demand draft 1:02:11 18 Electronics Trade v Indian Technologists (1996) - Cheque stop payment 1:05:54 19 Modi Cements v Kuchil Kumar Nandi (1998) - Stop payment and Section 138 1:09:37 20 Goaplast v Chico Ursula D'Souza (2003) - Post-dated cheque 1:13:21 21 Dashrath Rupsingh Rathod v State of Maharashtra (2014) - Cheque case jurisdiction 1:16:58 22 Meters and Instruments v Kanchan Mehta (2017) - Cheque case compounding 1:20:37 23 In Re Expeditious Trial of Section 138 Cases (2021) - Constitution Bench 1:24:19 24 Dayawati v Yogesh Kumar Gosain (2017) - Mediation in cheque cases 1:27:51 25 Kharavela Industries v Orissa State Financial Corporation (1985) - Section 29 SFC Act 1:31:41 26 MR Utensils v Union of India (2002) - SARFAESI ordinance challenge 1:35:22 27 Mardia Chemicals v Union of India (2004) - SARFAESI Act validity 1:39:02 28 SBI v Rajesh Agarwal (2023) - Fraud classification and natural justice 1:42:55 29 Internet and Mobile Association of India v RBI (2020) - Virtual currency and proportionality Banking Law playlist (all 29 cases in order, then this complete lecture): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbhYsrMKgACA Notes and study material: https://www.thelaweasy.com What you will learn: the banker-customer relationship, RBI powers and directions, bank nationalisation and Article 31(2), nomination, negotiable instruments, cheque dishonour under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, SARFAESI Act enforcement, fraud classification under RBI directions, and proportionality review of RBI circulars. Important: some judgments in this series were later changed by amendments or larger benches (for example the cheque jurisdiction rule under Section 142, the old right to property under Article 19(1)(f) and 31, and the one-nominee rule under Section 45ZA). Each chapter explains these limits, but always check the original judgment and the latest law before relying on a case in an exam answer or in practice. This video is for education and is not legal advice. Subscribe to Law Easy for more LL.B., CLAT PG, UGC NET Law and Judiciary case-law lectures. #BankingLaw #CaseLaws #CLATPG #UGCNETLaw #Judiciary #LLB #LawEasy CASE VIDEOS 01-29: 01 youtu.be/KZVMyG73Z2s 02 youtu.be/M7K_WPq2rjA 03 youtu.be/OkeZlqbT4G0 04 youtu.be/MILtuYdUyzE 05 youtu.be/tDlat8EKqrA 06 youtu.be/H6QwzKgVcUA 07 youtu.be/S8UbSLpQlHQ 08 youtu.be/D8a0o5gWtSk 09 youtu.be/n8V-hR4rGZM 10 youtu.be/lHB0LB8eVOg 11 youtu.be/mDYDEA_skoo 12 youtu.be/tsadVtaDKhk 13 youtu.be/nAKdXWQRuWo 14 youtu.be/Ya4JFshsQKU 15 youtu.be/MZ-Z2xFc7As 16 youtu.be/s7uuxlBZUj0 17 youtu.be/7bNHTn6Czyk 18 youtu.be/I3GgnglCJ8A 19 youtu.be/8vUPB3JoJ0E 20 youtu.be/zQlYniTvC3c 21 youtu.be/CbXK6-oT-v4 22 youtu.be/oXnfqbXx3Jc 23 youtu.be/lNesgA4mi2g 24 youtu.be/GO3t3XMg41E 25 youtu.be/3FTKLWQ64Lc 26 youtu.be/ePUkcwONI74 27 youtu.be/AjZLIm85diU 28 youtu.be/xG-7i8Wxdrg 29 youtu.be/Pk9TDQVXpDw

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