· 12/7/1979
Suburban Trust Co. v. Waller
Citations
- 408 A.2d 758
- 44 Md. App. 335
- 1979 Md. App. LEXIS 438
How courts have described this case
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- holding that banks implicitly warrant to maintain confidentiality over individual depositor's affairs to the extent permitted by law; here the bank made a disclosure to a third party
- recognizing that disclosure where required by law does not violate duty of confidentiality
- relying, inter alia, on Toumier and Peterson to establish an implied duty of nondisclosure for a bank
- bank has obligation not to disclose financial information of depositors save by compulsion of law
- bank implicitly warrants to maintain, in strict confidence, information regarding its depositor’s affairs
- relationship between bank and its customers is one of debtor and creditor
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Judges: Gilbert, Melvin, Weant
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