Can anyone recall the case and the name of the Judge who, in about 1750, held that when an individual deposited his own money into a Bank, that money became the Bank's money. It was a loan to the bank. Not a 'deposit' or bailment.
Asking for a friend.
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Carr v Carr 1811 - and later cases confirm the ruling - full account here:
http://www.cobdencentre.org/2010/09/the-legal-relationship-between-the-banker-and-his-customer/
Now I’m intrigued, why would you want to know that?
I often get emails from parties interested in my bank details! The African lottery I won all those years ago is still resting in an account somewhere or other...
Marzi - got a presentation to do
Sackerson - Thanks. I was going mad trying to find the reference yesterday
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