In an attempt to quickly key credit to the last customer before the day ends,you ended up crediting an account in error.Based on the decided case of Llyods Bank V.Brooks(1950) it was held that a bank cannot recover an amount credited in error.However,there are exceptions to this rule. a.State and explain the special circumstances under which a customer can retain an amount credited into his account in error? b.What action should your bank take for a wrongful dishonour of a cheque due to credit not being credited to the right account? c.Your bank has on several instances taken notice that Mr.Asa does not operate his account properly and as such,has decided to close his account.How will the bank proceed on the action