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What assessment he has made of whether the terms of reference of the Banking Ombudsman adequately deal with complaints by non-customer third parties. - (Holding answer 19 December 1994).
What assessment he has made of whether the terms of reference of the Banking Ombudsman adequately deal with complaints by non-customer third parties. - (Holding answer 19 December 1994).
What guidance has been issued to the clearing banks by the Bank of England concerning personal and business bank accounts held by Iraqi nationals resident in the United Kingdom.
What guidance has been issued to the clearing banks by the Bank of England concerning personal and business bank accounts held by Iraqi nationals resident in the United Kingdom.
If he will introduce legislation to enable banks and other institutions in England and Wales to comply with instructions on the disposal of assets from a person granted probate under the law of Scotland without the need for the grant to be resealed under the law of England and Wales;...
If he will introduce legislation to enable banks and other institutions in England and Wales to comply with instructions on the disposal of assets from a person granted probate under the law of Scotland without the need for the grant to be resealed under the law of England and Wales;...
Whether he will publish the text of the letter currently being sent to pensioners advocating the payment of pensions through bank accounts rather than at post offices. Including fact that copies pension claim form and leaflet AC1 are in Lib.
Whether he will publish the text of the letter currently being sent to pensioners advocating the payment of pensions through bank accounts rather than at post offices. Including fact that copies pension claim form and leaflet AC1 are in Lib.
That this House has noted with utter astonishment the conduct of the present Chairman of Barclays Bank, Mr Andrew Buxton, together with Barclays officials, Mr Carslake, formerly the Division Director of the Central Advances Department, and his successor in this post, the last Mr Turle, and their deputy, Mr Sellers, in relation to the account at the Bank of Mr L. Jenkins of Hertfordshire; notes the manner in which it was decided that a guarantee provided by the late Ralph Carr was not to be enforced; recommends that Barclays reviews how it has scandalously mishandled the matter; and recommends that immediate steps be taken to ensure that Mr Jenkins is repaid all the monies now due to him.
That this House has noted with utter astonishment the conduct of the present Chairman of Barclays Bank, Mr Andrew Buxton, together with Barclays officials, Mr Carslake, formerly the Division Director of the Central Advances Department, and his successor in this post, the last Mr Turle, and their deputy, Mr Sellers,...
That this House notes the quite extraordinary conduct by Barclays Bank in relation to the account held by Mr L. Jenkins of Hertfordshire; notes the steps taken by the present Chairman, Mr Andrew Buxton, together with bank officials, Carslake, Turle and Sellers of the Central Advances Department, to deprive Mr Jenkins of his monies; and instructs the Attorney General to invite police investigation into their conduct.
That this House notes the quite extraordinary conduct by Barclays Bank in relation to the account held by Mr L. Jenkins of Hertfordshire; notes the steps taken by the present Chairman, Mr Andrew Buxton, together with bank officials, Carslake, Turle and Sellers of the Central Advances Department, to deprive Mr...
Criminal Justice and Public Order Bill. Lords report stage fourth day. New clauses considered. (Correction to Cols 1671-4 printed in vol 556, 13 July 1994).
Criminal Justice and Public Order Bill. Lords report stage fourth day. New clauses considered. (Correction to Cols 1671-4 printed in vol 556, 13 July 1994).
Criminal Justice and Public Order Bill. Lords committee stage seventh day. Clauses 134, 135, 137 and 138 agreed to. Clause 136 agreed to as amended. New clauses discussed.
Criminal Justice and Public Order Bill. Lords committee stage seventh day. Clauses 134, 135, 137 and 138 agreed to. Clause 136 agreed to as amended. New clauses discussed.
What account he has taken of the effect of technological advances on the requirement for the cheque presentation systems under the Bills of Exchange Act 1882.
What account he has taken of the effect of technological advances on the requirement for the cheque presentation systems under the Bills of Exchange Act 1882.
That this House conveys its deepest sympathy to Mrs Ann Langley and notes that Birmingham coroner Dr Richard Whittington blamed Barclays Bank in Coventry for harrying her late husband over a ??72 overdraft; calls on Barclays to investigate the delay in paying Mr Langley's salary into his account and all other aspects of his case; and calls on Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer to instruct the Banking Ombudsman and the Bank of England as regulator to hold an inquiry into this and to carry out a full investigation into the practices of banks which delay processing cheques and standing orders and into other devices which inflate bank profits and put shareholder interests before service to customers.
That this House conveys its deepest sympathy to Mrs Ann Langley and notes that Birmingham coroner Dr Richard Whittington blamed Barclays Bank in Coventry for harrying her late husband over a ??72 overdraft; calls on Barclays to investigate the delay in paying Mr Langley's salary into his account and all...
What plans he has to investigate the cheque-clearing practices of high street banks.
What plans he has to investigate the cheque-clearing practices of high street banks.
Pursuant to 214 c750W, what further enquiry he has made into the BCCI accounts to ascertain whether they facilitated arms deals with Iraq. - None. The examination of the facts relating to the export to Iraq of defence equipment and dual use goods is a matter for Lord Justice Scott's...
Pursuant to 214 c750W, what further enquiry he has made into the BCCI accounts to ascertain whether they facilitated arms deals with Iraq. - None. The examination of the facts relating to the export to Iraq of defence equipment and dual use goods is a matter for Lord Justice Scott's...