banker's liens
banker's liens is the plural of banker's lien.
Meaning of banker's lien
Noun
banker's lien (plural banker's liens)
- The right of a bank to satisfy a customer's matured debt by seizing the customer's money or property within the bank's possession.
- As a banker's lien may arise in consequence of the customer's instruction to a bank to open credits without the need to prove an unequivocal act of deposition or intent to deposit the documents, a banker's lien is likely to arise where the bank is financing the transaction under a documentary...2003, Emmanuel T. Laryea, chapter 3, in Paperless Trade: Opportunities, Challenges and Solutions, →ISBN, page 177
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- What is banker's liens the plural of?
- Banker's liens is the plural of banker's lien.
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