In BAKER V. LONGHURST & SONS LTD. (1933) 2KB 461 AT 468; LORD SCRUTTON L.J observed thus: “If a person rides in the dark he must ride at such pace that he can pull up within the limit of his vision and if, in those circumstances, he strikes something, either he is going too fast or he has not been keeping a proper look out”. See: NGILARI V. MOTHERCAT LIMITED (supra).
BANK HAS DUTY TO EXERCISE REASONABLE CARE IN BANKING BUSINESS
New Improved Manibannc Ventures Ltd v. FBN Plc. (2009) LPELR 8757 (CA); (2009) 16 NWLR Pt. 1167 Pg. 411 the Court held thus:- “It is settled law that a bank has a duty under its contract with its customer to exercise reasonable care and skill in carrying out its part with regard to operations within...