₦airaland Forum

chukwuibuipob:
Go read how Nairalanders lampoon ur fellow dundee united. Go show my comment to Ur English Tisa.How him/her can tell U if my comment is English/not.Las las U go dey alright.

No fake smiley... More pains. My dear Yoruba Muslim brother.

jush390:
your kind of English or piggin shows that u don't have something upstairs and probably never rounded up ur secondary school.

The most important thing is that we all get the message he passed with Eng /pidgin.

Na wah. This is one of the best songs at the moment http://www.naijapals.com/music/Basabasa_Rough_Rough__Xpol-92755

KingLennon:
Where are the Bank security officers? A customers car is supposed to be protected until he finishes every transaction

u no dey see bank dey write car park @ owners risk

nkemjacob2:
u no dey see bank dey write car park @ owners risk

I remember.....But on a normal setting, banks should make a provision for that

lapazi:
The Bank is not liable.
For example if rubbers attack a bank and a customer is on a queue to deposit cash, as long as the cash hasn’t exchange hand and gotten to the tellers position- I.e the cash is still with the customer when the armed rubbers snatched it, the Bank isn’t liable.

The Bank is only liable on duty of care, which has to do with bodily harm to the customer within its premises as a result of a fault from the Banks end such as bad facility, or collapsed building, electric shock etc

These Car could have been packed outside the Bank and not within.

As someone said, hide your valuables where it cannot be seen, so it doesn’t attract criminals.

Plus if you’re driving from one Bank to another, I.w you withdraw from one bank to deposit at a near by bank, be extra cautious when leaving your car. I’m speaking from experience!

This is NOT totally correct and contravenes what has already been decided by the Supreme Court of Nigeria!

The Bank, Hotel or any concern becomes liable for the loss of property in their care once you can establish that they created the atmosphere of care even if the put the sign of being at Owners Risks.

If the Bank, Hotel or Business has a gate into its premises guarded by a security personnel, then they become liable once you drive in as a customer and park within the confine of that area that they superintend.

If the Bank, Hotel or Business issues you a Tag, Receipt or any Proof of Parking within its premises, then they become liable once you drive in as a customer and park within the confine of that area that they superintend. (NOTE: This does not apply to PUBLIC CAR PARKS where the payment is to the City/LGA or State.)

Akainzo:
This is NOT totally correct and contravenes what has already been decided by the Supreme Court of Nigeria!

The Bank, Hotel or any concern becomes liable for the loss of property in their care once you can establish that they created the atmosphere of care even if the put the sign of being at Owners Risks.

If the Bank, Hotel or Business has a gate into its premises guarded by a security personnel, then they become liable once you drive in as a customer and park within the confine of that area that they superintend.

If the Bank, Hotel or Business issues you a Tag, Receipt or any Proof of Parking within its premises, then they become liable once you drive in as a customer and park within the confine of that area that they superintend. (NOTE: This does not apply to PUBLIC CAR PARKS where the payment is to the City/LGA or State.)

Nice one, i feel that this should also be the best approach by law, however what happens in a situation where the gated area doesn't only house the Bank?

I have seen a couple of Bank premises that reside in a rented building!


Plus at bolded, i havent seen a Bank that does that.

lapazi:
Nice one, i feel that this should also be the best approach by law, however what happens in a situation where the gated area doesn't only house the Bank?

I have seen a couple of Bank premises that reside in a rented building!


Plus at bolded, i havent seen a Bank that does that.

In a shared or rented premises, whoever is in charge or responsible for the placing the security personnel at the entrance or "gate" assumes liability by that act.

tactius:
At least it is better than the bad old days...when you got nothing....

That's bad

When they said "go to school", you refused. Now you opened bonnet instead of boot. For shame.