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    BANKING LAW April, May 2022 (Dec 2021)

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    This document appears to be an examination for a banking law course consisting of 10 questions with two parts each (a and b). The questions cover a range of topics in banking law, including the growth of banking institutions in India, the supervisory role of the Reserve Bank of India, functions of commercial banks, objectives of deposit insurance, bill of exchange vs promissory notes, privileges of a holder in due course, banker-customer relationships, e-banking remittances, and grounds for rejecting complaints to the banking ombudsman. The document provides instructions for answering 5 questions from part (a) and 5 from part (b), and indicates the number of marks allotted for each question. Answers are to be

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    BANKING LAW April, May 2022 (Dec 2021)

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    Fourth Semester 3 Yr. LL.B. Examination, April/May 2022 (Dec. 2A21)


    OPT - ll : BANKING LAW

    Duration : 3 Hours Max. Marks : B0

    lnstructions : 1. Answer any five questions from group (a) and


    five from group (b).
    2. Figures to the right indicate the marks.
    3. Answers should be written either in English or
    Kannada completely.

    Q. No. 1. a) Explain the growth and development of Banking


    lnstitutions in lndia. Marks : 10
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    Q. No. 4. a) Describe the objectives and major features of the


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    Q. No. 5. a) Define Bill of Exchange. Explain the distinction between


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    Q. No. 6. a) Who is a holder in due course ? Explain the privileges


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    Q. No. 7. a) Discuss the banker's obligation to maintain secrecy of


    customer's account. Marks : 10

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    Q. No. 7. b) A cheque written infavour of XYZ's Co. a partnership


    firm is sent by one o{ its partners Y, requesting the banker

    to credit the amount of the cheque to his personal account.


    Can the banker do so ? Decide. Marks : 6

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    Q. No. B. a) Who is a Banker ? Explain general relationship of


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    Q. No. 8. b) Mr. Shankar couldn't present the cheque received from


    his friend due to busy schedule. The period of limitation

    is about to expire on a day which happens to be a holiday.

    Advice Mr. Shankar. Marks: 6

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    Q. No. 10. a) Examine the grounds under which the banking Ombudsman
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