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anshul kumar (practice)     29 December 2020

Loans disputes

Dear Sir,
kya DRT me only bank hi ja sakta hai ya fir koi party bhi ja sakti hai..????
ek loan ke matter me direct High Court bhi ja sakte hai relief ke liye ki loan ka half payment ki small amount ki installments ban jaye..???
please help...
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Quick Summary
This discussion explores options for resolving bank loan disputes, particularly when facing NPA and potential property auction. The original poster inquired about approaching the Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) or High Court for relief, specifically to arrange smaller instalment payments for the outstanding balance. Advice suggests consulting a local advocate, negotiating with the bank, and potentially filing a case in Lok Adalat as a low-cost option for resolution, provided the issues are genuine and there's no criminal intent.

 3 Replies

P. Venu (Advocate)     30 December 2020

You have not posted the material facts.

anshul kumar (practice)     30 December 2020

Dear Sir,
ek bank loan account 2018 me NPA ho gaya tha, that time the amount is approx Rs. 43 lakhs. uske baad me Notice aaya & District Magistrate Court Hapur (UP) me case hua,
& waha se bank ke favour me order hua ki bank kabza le sakta hai & auction ker sakta hai.
last week bank wale police ke sath Ghar per kabza lene aaye & Bahut hi miss behave kiya & humare per dhamki di & pressure dala ki wo Ghar ki sealed karenge and humne Rs. 20 lakhs market se udhar lekar bank me deposit ker diye, than bank walo ne sealed nahi kiya & 31/03/2021 tak ka time diya balance amount deposite ke liye.
kya DRT/ High Court se relief mill sakta hai ki balance amount ki small installment ban jaye???

G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     30 December 2020

First contact a local advocate make a bargain with the Bank, then file a case in Lok Adalat.  If you are fortunate, and if your problems are genuine and if there is no criminal intention involved Lokadalat may convince your banker.   This effort costs nothing except advocate fees of few hundreds.


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