This book discusses a field in which banks and their customers are often in legal dispute: the conditioning of services requested from the bank by others services – according to the bank’s requirement. Meaning, the client is forced to take on a service in which he is not interested, in order to receive another service from the bank. The books describes the phenomenon from the economic and legal aspects, analyzes the legal framework and the rationale of the prohibition determined by the law, deals with the application of the law and its implementation, and also discusses issues such as the burden of proof, tax aspects, statute of limitations, and the proper method of calculation in case of a prohibited condition.
The book was published in several editions, and has been quoted extensively in court rulings in all instances. It is the only book dedicated to this topic.
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