Set-off is the process whereby a bank is entitled to apply a customer's credit balance against a debit balance of that same customer, thus offering the bank a quick way of settling outstanding debts. This book explains the origins of the concept and how it works in practice.

"The Banker's Remedy of Set-Off is an invaluable definition of the origin of the concept of set-off and how it works in practice, giving examples of set-off in different contexts. The text covers all aspects of the law from common banking transactions to cross-border debts, to ensure you receive expert guidance, whether you are dealing with debts from private individuals or multi-national companies."

"Part I: The relevance of set-off under the banking contract. Part II: The concept of set-off. Part III: The nature of set-off. Part IV: The scope of set-off as a remedy. Part V: The application of set-off as a remedy."