In the light of the given facts, you need to serve a legal notice to the financer as there was no precondition of it to issue the Cheque to seller after the Namantran. This is clearly a violation of the condition. Banker can definitely obtain an affidavit from the buyer that he shall be responsible to get deposited the said document within the stipulated time failing which certain penalty may also be got imposed but fianancer cannot be allowed to one hand charging the interest on the borrowed money and on the other hand retaining entire amount with it.
As interim order has already been passed in your favour, you need to get it executed. The further proceedings initiated by the tenant are subject to compliance of the interim order so you need not to worry. Confine your kind attention towards the execution of the interim order but you are confined to get what ever has been awarded as interim measure.
It seems that author is more concerned with the issue than actual person who has already availed the paid service of his lawyer and is processing his case without caring for the replies of the experts here,
Nothing can be done in the given facts on the part of the husband. He cannot claim the bank account of his wife as of himself. Who so ever is recorded as the account-holder, he is the person to operate it and the money lying therein also belongs to him so bettr to think some other way.
Either fix mutually agreed arbitrator or move an application to high court and get either of the penal arbitrator to resolve the dispute. Some times both parties also provide their own arbitrator. It depends upon the disputing parties to decide.
