Under New Jersey law, the economic loss doctrine did not bar bank's negligence claim against credit card information processor.
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 959
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Works matching IS 00055506 AND DT 2013 AND VI 130 AND IP 10
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Court held that settlement agreement between lender and two guarantors was not a novation of the original promissory note that released third guarantor from liability.
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 958
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Eleventh Circuit found that, under Interagency Policy Statement on Income Tax Allocation in a Holding Company Structure, a parent company holds tax refunds attributable to a subsidiary's losses as an agent of the subsidiary.
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 956
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Bankruptcy court found that priority among secured creditors holding notes secured by mortgages is governed by the Uniform Commercial Code.
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 954
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Bank's denial of customer's application for letter of credit did not give rise to breach of contract or breach of fiduciary duty claims.
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 954
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Defrauded lender could not sustain negligence claim against bank because banks do not owe non-customers a duty of care.
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 952
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Court found that an effective transfer of interest in promissory notes and guaranties allowed transferor to substitute transferee as party plaintiff in lawsuit.
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 951
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For purposes of removal under the Edge Act, a suit must have a federally chartered corporation as a party, and must arise out of the offshore banking or financial transaction of that corporation.
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 949
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THE LATEST CREDIT CRUNCH IN CHINA'S BANKING SECTOR: SHORT-TERM PAIN OR LONG-TERM GAIN?
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 928
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PERFECTING SECURITY INTERESTS IN IP: PITFALLS AND BANKRUPTCY CONSIDERATIONS.
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 912
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FINAL VOLCKER RULE REGULATIONS SHOULD RESPECT THE MEANING OF "ENGAGING IN".
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 905
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HOW TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES TO PROCESSING OF CREDIT REPORTING DISPUTES MAY INCREASE BANKS' EXPOSURE TO CIVIL LIABILITY OR ADMINISTRATIVE SCRUTINY OF THEIR ACTIVITIES AS DATA FURNISHERS UNDER THE FAIR CREDIT REPORTING ACT.
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 896
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LEARNING TO STAND AGAIN: REVISITING RMBS CLASS CLAIMS IN LIGHT OF NECA-IBEW.
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 891
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AML: A CORPORATE GOVERNANCE ISSUE.
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 867
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THE ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING RULES.
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- Banking Law Journal, 2013, v. 130, n. 10, p. 865
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