Property - sale deed executed for loan purpose
We have started a publishing company in 2007 and for which we availed loan from sbi by pledging our property. During 2015 we had to close our loan amount. So we approached a chitts and finance company for a loan by taking our property from the bank. The loan is on the basis of value of property but sale deed was executed in favour of the owner of the company as there is no provision for pledge in favour of the company. The owner agreed to return the property on payment of loan amount. Now demands more than three times more than loan amount .
The sale deed is for 55 lakhs but the loan amount is for 210 lakhs. The loan amount wasdirectly paid to settle the dues of sbi and property documents were taken by themselves with our permission. The registration charged were borne by us.
In these circumstances we would like to clarify the following points.
1. Whether we can able to take any legal action against the company owner if he fails to return the property
2. Whether any rule relating to money laundering is applicable in the case
3. Any other legal option for is to get back our property by paying the loan amount
Asked 6 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu