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According to Israeli law, the bank owes a fiduciary duty to its customers. However, recently, the Israeli courts have … protecting the bank's customer. Nevertheless, due caution must be taken against a sweeping expansion of the duty. Determining the … degree and nature of the fiduciary duty is a powerful process, which not only influences the relationship between the bank …
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he or she requires against the bank. Therefore, the Israeli courts have adopted a unique approach in determining that the … banking contract is a special contract — a fiduciary contract. Under a fiduciary contract, the bank, as a fiduciary, is … behavior on the bank, much higher than the standard imposed on it under contract law. By adopting a fiduciary approach, the …
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A deep seated rule in Israeli case law is that the bank owes a fiduciary duty to its customers. The concept of imposing … customers in all transactions. The duty imposes a very high level of behavior on the bank, and its breach grants the customer a … wide range of remedies. During the years, this concept of the bank's fiduciary duty has become a basic premise in Israeli …
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משטר הנאמנות הישראלי שלפי חוק הנאמנות היה, בעת שנחקק, חריג בקרב משטרי הנאמנות בעולם. בניגוד לרובם המכריע של משטרים אלה, החוק התיר יצירתה של נאמנות ללא העברת הבעלות...
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Most countries lack regulations directly addressing liability of lenders for environmental problems caused by their borrowers. Nonetheless, lenders may be held liable under various theories of banking, environmental, tort, and corporate law. This article examines the justifications for holding...
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Most countries lack regulations directly addressing liability of lenders for environmental problems caused by their borrowers. Nonetheless, lenders may be held liable under various theories of banking, environmental, tort, and corporate law. This article examines the justifications for holding...
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The article analyzes the impact of the Anti-Money Laundering legislation on the Israeli banking system and on the bank …
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The article deals with class actions against banks and credit card companies under Israeli Law.The article criticizes the conservative approach of the courts and their reluctance to certify the submission of class actions. The courts interpret the conditions set forth in the Law with excessive...
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This article analyzes the developments in Israel's regional trade agreements and their effects on the liberalization of its international trade. The article first addresses Israel's dependence upon its international trade and the case for liberalizing it (Section A); the RTAs concluded by Israel...
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Dumping is defined, basically, as the sale of goods to an export market at a price below that charged for comparable goods in the exporter's home market. The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) does not forbid such action, not even when injurious to the competing domestic industry....
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