can bank take land if someone has taken Kcc loan and unable to pay?

1. IF Loan amount is outstanding for over Three months, THEN it will be declared as NPA, Notice issued, Court Procedures & finally Auction Proceedings.

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Hi Sir/Maam,

When a borrower fails to repay the loan amount, depending upon the category of the loan it can be recovered by the bank. It appears that the facts are not clear, as the category of loan is not specified.  

Considering the said property as a loan guarantee. If the borrower fails to repay the loan for more than 90 days, the creditor may issue written bank’s notice. According to the Reserve Bank of India, an account becomes non-performing if instalment or interest remains unpaid for more than 90 days.

The Preliminary step by the lender is sending a legal notice to the borrower mentioning the amount overdue with penal interest. If the borrower fails to repay the loan even after receiving legal notices, the lender can sell the said property and recovers the loan amount.

For all the borrowers, the lender sends their repayment records to CIBIL. As soon as the borrower defaults his EMI, it is reported and as a result credit score comes down by some percentage. Whenever a person approaches a financial institution for any loan, their credit record is one of the first things that the lenders consider. I hope this helps

Regards,

Rohan Gupta