Banking law in the Republic of Ireland

by John Breslin

This is a comprehensive and detailed analysis of the law relating to banks and banking in Ireland, which is explained within a framework that is relevant to the modern bank and financial institution. The complexities of modern banking law and regulation are placed in their historical and commercial contexts, considering the legislative developments at domestic and European Union level, and modern case law on the relevant areas. To elucidate the law relating to banks and banking services, the author draws not only on modern and older Irish case law, but also on case and statute law from the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.

913 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1998

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