FORE CLOSURE FROM NBFC BANK FORE CLOSURE FROM NBFC BANK

1 year ago

Dear Sir, Have been sending reminders to NBFC BANK for FORE CLOSURE , but they did not reply even once hence have to keep you informed. Need a small advise how to go about it: My problem is given below:-
I had got a loan against business by hypothcating my house in april'22 for 12 years.
The terms of condition of NBFC bank are :-

1) have to pay loan EMI for 18 months (lock in period)
2) NO FORE CLOSURE within Lock in period (not mentioned oraly)
3) FORE CLOSURE CHGS OF 4% + GST in case of FORE CLOSURE done after clearance of 18th EMI upto the entire tenure.
4) No Part Payment allowed in first 18th month.

My question, if i want to FORE CLOSE this loan account and want to shift to another bank which is ready to provide me DOD (Dropline over draft) at much smaller rate of interest. I have even got same sanctioned , but NBFC bank not willing to provide me FORE CLOSURE even after willing to pay 4% charges. Please advise how can i get FORE CLOSURE LETTER FROM NBFC bank as their interest has shot up by more than 2% since april'22. Also it is becoming difficult to pay installments. Understand, today RBI has once again hiked REPO RATE , which will add to my cost.

On top of that they have withold 4 years installments of apx. 4.00 lacs in case i am unable to pay.
Also they have done insurance of loan . In total they have kept rs. 10.00 lacs for which i am paying interest.


Your suggestion or solution will be highly appreciated as am not willing to carry on with NBFC BANK and want to shift to another bank for Overdraft account.
How can they bind anyone or keep them as slave just because they have sanctioned loan. They have receovered Processing fees of 1.25% and additional charges too. this is just like Zamindari system prevalent in villages .


My EMI track record is perfect till date. I have paid (auto debit) for last 7 months regularly.

Kindly advise

rgds

Anik

Responded 1 year ago

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A.Dear client,
You need to file the suit before the high court Or file a complaint before the RBI.
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Subhashis Paul

Responded 1 year ago

A.First of all when you took the loan, the rate of interest which was stated in your application form and disbursal form.. the same rate of interest shall be charged from you in respect of this loan.. no changes will take place with the ongoing rates. Moreover since the rule of the concerned institution is already known to you therefore you have to wait for completion of 18 months. Before taking the loan you should have thought twice whether you should take the loan from here or not. You should have calculated every deduction and then only you should have proceeded with the said loan.
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A.Technically your agreements says that for the first 18 months you are under the lick in period and you cannotforeclose your account. Therefore, you need to file the suit before the high court Or file a complaint before the RBI thereby directing the NBFC to allow foreclosure of the loan account as per the terms of your loan agreement.
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