Withdraw of taking loan from local fiance

I had approached a local fiancé office to take loan of 1 lakh, I sighned all the forms he gave and gave 2 signed blank cheque and came back home dint received any money from him(I dint took any money). then i decided to wait for 2 months for some money that I am getting from other source( i got it), now decided to withdraw the loan, my question if i go back to the lender what he will do? dose he charge anything? does he give my cheques and give me back the all  papers that I had signed before to get the loan? I am afraid what he will do. I dont need loan from him now. Please assist me.

Please anyone answer.

It is better to immediately contact your lender and get back all the documents handed over ,particularly the signed cheques (blank).At the most the lender may ask for loan processing fee.

It is better to immediately contact your lender and get back all the documents handed over ,particularly the signed cheques (blank).At the most the lender may ask for loan processing fee.

It is better to immediately contact your lender and get back all the documents handed over ,particularly the signed cheques (blank).At the most the lender may ask for loan processing fee.

No need to worry at all, Just make an aplication to your lender for giving back your documents with cheque details  

I contacted the lender to cancel the loan application and return all the documents and cheque that I had given, now he is saying all the procedure has been done, let somebody get the loan amount after he pays I will give back the documents and cheques, He is not ready to cancel the application,  I am really confused, though I already have money problem this is some what cruel behaviour from lender.

can I make stop payment of cheques in banks?

what if he make any claims that he had lended the money( that I never received from him) showing all the signed documents,

Who is your lender?

Actually its a licensed finance firm running by one person.

Serve a legal notice and the matter will be resolved in all probability.

I thank you very much to all for your reply and advice.  I'll be going to consult a lawyer to do further action.