What is the ratio in Lloyds Bank v Bundy?

Banks may be liable for undue influence where they advise customers in transactions that are manifestly disadvantageous, particularly involving elderly or vulnerable clients.

What did the court decide in Lloyds Bank v Bundy?

The Court of Appeal set aside the charges for undue influence, with Lord Denning proposing the broader doctrine of inequality of bargaining power.

Why is Lloyds Bank v Bundy important for undue influence?

It showed how banks can come under duties to advise customers and influenced the development of undue influence doctrine, despite its controversial broader principle being rejected.

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