Comments on: A bank error in your favour is not a gift from God http://www.cearta.ie/2009/05/a-bank-error-in-your-favour-is-not-a-gift-from-god/ the Irish for rights Sun, 05 Feb 2012 01:43:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Kissimmee lawyer http://www.cearta.ie/2009/05/a-bank-error-in-your-favour-is-not-a-gift-from-god/comment-page-1/#comment-19867 Kissimmee lawyer Fri, 10 Jun 2011 13:53:45 +0000 http://www.cearta.ie/?p=1493#comment-19867 It's a shame that Banks can look over things like this It’s a shame that Banks can look over things like this

]]> By: cearta.ie » Santa, Scrooge, and overactive ATMs http://www.cearta.ie/2009/05/a-bank-error-in-your-favour-is-not-a-gift-from-god/comment-page-1/#comment-15417 cearta.ie » Santa, Scrooge, and overactive ATMs Wed, 08 Dec 2010 13:40:55 +0000 http://www.cearta.ie/?p=1493#comment-15417 [...] grounds that the customers were unjustly enriched. As I have had occasion to remark on this blog, a bank error in your favour is not a gift from God; neither is it a gift from Santa, despite the time of year. The starting point for a restitution [...] [...] grounds that the customers were unjustly enriched. As I have had occasion to remark on this blog, a bank error in your favour is not a gift from God; neither is it a gift from Santa, despite the time of year. The starting point for a restitution [...]

]]> By: azali-rahsia perniagaan dan pemasaran internet dirumah http://www.cearta.ie/2009/05/a-bank-error-in-your-favour-is-not-a-gift-from-god/comment-page-1/#comment-9790 azali-rahsia perniagaan dan pemasaran internet dirumah Mon, 06 Jul 2009 04:24:09 +0000 http://www.cearta.ie/?p=1493#comment-9790 I think the software security of banks is poor and the potential hackers to steal the money is quit high. The banks should monitor of their software program that they used regularly. In same time the procedure to withdraw the money should be stricter and always updated. I think the software security of banks is poor and the potential hackers to steal the money is quit high. The banks should monitor of their software program that they used regularly. In same time the procedure to withdraw the money should be stricter and always updated.

]]> By: Bankportal http://www.cearta.ie/2009/05/a-bank-error-in-your-favour-is-not-a-gift-from-god/comment-page-1/#comment-9642 Bankportal Sun, 14 Jun 2009 23:27:46 +0000 http://www.cearta.ie/?p=1493#comment-9642 In Denmark we're seeing something somewhat related. Well, just somewhat. Banks guarantee internet banking security, so if a private person has his account hacked into and riped, he/she will get the money refunded. However, if a business entity has their account hacked into, they get no refunds. The argument is that business owners "knows better". In Denmark we’re seeing something somewhat related. Well, just somewhat. Banks guarantee internet banking security, so if a private person has his account hacked into and riped, he/she will get the money refunded. However, if a business entity has their account hacked into, they get no refunds. The argument is that business owners “knows better”.

]]> By: Legal Eagle http://www.cearta.ie/2009/05/a-bank-error-in-your-favour-is-not-a-gift-from-god/comment-page-1/#comment-9147 Legal Eagle Mon, 01 Jun 2009 02:14:21 +0000 http://www.cearta.ie/?p=1493#comment-9147 From that article in <i>The Independent</i>: <blockquote>They moved on to Macau, and started spending like there was no tomorrow, which, in their case, was a plausible assumption. There were reports they'd hit the tables of local casinos, and Westpac, who seem to know more than they have so far divulged, last week named Wynn Resorts, which owns a Macau casino, in a lawsuit seeking to recover the lost millions.</blockquote> Shades of <i>Lipkin Gorman</i> in an international context? From that article in The Independent:

They moved on to Macau, and started spending like there was no tomorrow, which, in their case, was a plausible assumption. There were reports they’d hit the tables of local casinos, and Westpac, who seem to know more than they have so far divulged, last week named Wynn Resorts, which owns a Macau casino, in a lawsuit seeking to recover the lost millions.

Shades of Lipkin Gorman in an international context?

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