A buyer is facing issues obtaining a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from their seller's housing society for a bank home loan. The society secretary wants to include a clause about future self-redevelopment, which the buyer's bank refuses to accept in its standard format. The buyer is seeking options like an indemnity bond or legal recourse to compel the society to issue the NOC as per the bank's requirements, or to find a way for the bank to accept the modified NOC. An advocate suggests exploring bank policies for undertakings, thoroughly checking society by-laws, and potentially taking legal action if the loan agreement specifies a particular NOC format.