The Legal Status of the Bank in the Bank Deposit Contract
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https://doi.org/10.64184/ajlps.V1.I1.Y1.P%25p.106Keywords:
Cash deposit, securities deposit, nature of the deposit, bank rights, bank obligations, bank liability.Abstract
Banks play a major role in the development of the national economy by providing substantial financial liquidity, as they safeguard customer savings and later utilize them in various investments and banking operations. Due to the significant advancements in services offered by banks in recent times, their functions are no longer limited to traditional activities such as cash deposits. Other forms of deposits have emerged that are no less important than cash deposits, particularly non-cash deposits such as the deposit of securities. This shift has affected the legal status of banks in deposit contracts, whether in the form of cash or non-cash deposits.
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