Question

a bankers lien is always a particular

1 . true

2. false​

Answer 1

Answer:

hello

Explanation:

Banker's lien is an enforceable right of a bank to hold in its possession any money or property belonging to a customer and to apply it to the repayment of any outstanding debt owed to the bank, provided that, to the bank's knowledge, such property is not part of a trust fund or is not already burdened with other debts ...

A particular lien is a right to retain the property of another on account of labour employed or money expended on that property. A general lien is a right to retain the property of another on account of a general balance due from the owner. Bankers have general lien on all securities left with them by their customers2.

So i hope true

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                                               -Jai

Answer 2

$\huge\bold\purple{A}\red{N}\green{S}\blue{W}\purple{E}\green{R}$

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$\huge\bold{TRUE}$