Negotiable Instruments Banking & Insurance

Negotiable Instruments, Banking & Insurance is a comprehensive and syllabus-oriented legal text that examines the laws governing financial transactions and commercial relationships. The book provides detailed coverage of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, including promissory notes, bills of exchange, cheques, and the legal consequences of dishonour, particularly under Section 138. It also explores the principles of banking law, banker-customer relationships, and regulatory aspects of banking operations.

In addition, the book offers a clear exposition of insurance law, focusing on the formation of insurance contracts, rights and obligations of parties, and consumer protection mechanisms. The integrated approach helps readers understand how negotiable instruments, banking, and insurance operate within the broader commercial and legal ecosystem.

Designed for undergraduate and postgraduate law students, judiciary aspirants, and practitioners, the book balances academic depth with practical relevance. Its structured presentation and statutory focus make it an indispensable resource for studying and applying financial and commercial laws.