Principles of Lender Liability

Parker Hood is a lecturer in commercial law at the Edinburgh Law Schooland a non-practising solicitor. He is a member of the Law Society of Scotland Obligations Committee, and is the editor of the Scots Law section of the Journal of Business Law. He is also a member of the Stair Society, a Scottish legal history group. Consultant Editor John Virgo, Barrister, Guildhall Chambers (Bristol) and 5 Stone Buildings (London)

• 1. Lender Liability Arising out of the Banker-Customer Relationship ; 2. Lender Liability for Breach of Confidence ; 3. Lenders Liability for Money Laundering and Breach of Data Protection Legislation ; 4. Liability For Failing to Advise or Warn about a Transaction or Provide Certain Information ; 5. Liability of Lenders as Fiduciaries ; 6. Liability of Lender for Negligence ; 7. Liability for Intentional Acts: Economic Torts or Delicts ; 8. Lender Liability as a Constructive Trustee Under English Law ; 9. Lender Liability Under Scots Law for Receipt of Trus t Money and Assisting a Breach of Trust ; 10. Liability for Breach of Contract by a Lender ; 11. The Liabilities of a Secured Lender to Borrowers and Third Parties ; 12. Liability of Lenders for the Acts of Receivers They Appoint ; 13. Environmental Liability of Lenders ; 14. Wrongful Trading - Liability of Lenders as Shadow Directors

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