1. you can claim damages from the bank by filing a suit. But that is a long procedure and outcome is uncertain

2. you can simply take an affidavit from an authorised person of the bank in which he has to state how the original was lost by the bank and what steps bank took for the same. The FIR and public notice can be attached to this affidavit.

3. also include in that affidavit a declaration by the bank that if they trace the original they will immediately return it to you or to any purchaser to whom the flat may be sold 

4. first write a request letter to the bank to provide such an affidavit

5. if bank refuses then you can file a suit as a last resort and claim damages 

The bank has misplaced the papers which it many a times does but that does not mean that the papers which would now be made are false or suspicious. The bank would put a note of endorsement upon the papers that these are in place of the original as the original were lost.

A case must be filed in the state consumer redressal forum for the harassment.

Regards 

1) you can file complaint against bank before consumer forum and seek compensation for loss of original documents 

2) legal fees vary depending upon lawyer engaged by you 

3) you can claim litigation costs 

4) case would take around 2 years to be disposed of 

1) You can make complaints in the Consumer Forum and in RBI office too against bank this misleading transaction. And ask the compensation from them and at the time of selling the flat ask them to provide home to buyer.

That you're burden of proof can be transfer on bank's shoulder.

You can approach to the state consumer dispute redressal commission and complaint about the loss of document by the SBI you can claim the compensation for the loss of documents from the SBI and the claim for mental agony during this period the amount of claim should be more than 20 lacs to entertain the complaint petition in state consumer dispute redressal Commission.

You can file a civil petition in the court to order for issue of duplicate set up documents by the registration office and after the court order you can get the documents from the registrar as a duplicate copy certified by the registrar

you can file a consumer case seeking damages with them but before send a legal notice to the bank through an advocate. 

Dear Client,

1. You can file a suit before the civil court under specific relief act, for recovery of your original documents against the bank; or, 
2. You can move the consumer Court against the bank, for misplacing your documents and seek compensation. 
3. In both options, you stand to get damages (compensation). However the first option will be too time consuming. 
4. I'm based in Mumbai/ Navi Mumbai and I gather you too are. Your number is not shown to me here so kindly leave your number in feedback so that I can assist you as your lawyer. My number if I share here in English gets deleted. Hence, 
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1. It is not uncommon that Banks loose the title dees of the mortgaged properties.

2. You should not have problem in selling your peoperty, if you can prove that the Bank has lost the said title deed or the chain deed.

3. Collect the letter acknowledging the loss of the said document and also teh copy of the FIR and paper publication lodged/issued by the Bank to substantiate your claim before your future buyer.

4. Of course you can sue the Bank for damages but it will take years to be disposed off by the Court.

hello,

See sir of the documents have been lost then no one can give you the original. 

Yes you can file the case in the consumer forum and claim compensation for the same. 

Also, after filing the case you may convince the buyer that the papers have been misplaced by the bank and for which you have also filed the case against the bank. 

Regardds 

You first of all discharge the entire loan and demand the return of all your documents deposited with the bank related to the property.

Let them give it in writing that they have lost or misplaced the same, if it is not acceptable then you may file a case before consumer forum demanding the relief and also compensation for the mental agony you suffered.

You can file a consumer complaint against the bank and claim damages for mental agony and loss.of revenue and deficiency of service.

You can issue legal notice to SBI to.pay you compensation for same if they fail file a consumer complaint claiming compensation.

Dear Sir,

You can get issue a legal notice and file consumer case claiming compensation equal to property value apart from property value and convey to the bank that you no more require that property and ask it to sell the property  in public auction and pay the same to you along with compensation.  If bankers sell the property the public will purchase without suspicion but if you try to sell that property people ask you so many questions as said by brokers.

You can file a consumer complaint for deficiency of service. You can also tell the bank to execute indemnity bond for the same