Barclays on Wednesday won a closely-watched appeal at the United Kingdom's Supreme Court over banks' duties to their customers to prevent them being defrauded.
The logo of Barclays bank is seen on glass lamps outside of a branch of the bank in the City of London financial district in London September 4, 2017. REUTERS/Toby Melvilleon Wednesday won a closely-watched appeal at the United Kingdom's Supreme Court over banks' duties to their customers to prevent them being defrauded.
She alleged Barclays owed her a duty to not carry out her instructions if the bank had reasonable grounds to suspect she was being defrauded. "Where the customer has authorised and instructed the bank to make a payment, the bank must carry out the instruction promptly," the judge said.
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