
Chandigarh State Commission Holds Axis Bank Liable For Delay In Loan Disbursement, Failure To Produce Documents And Lack Of Communication
Live LawThe State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, U.T. Chandigarh bench comprising Justice Raj Shekhar Attri and Mr Rajesh K. Arya held Axis Bank liable for deficiency in services in a housing loan case. Despite the bank's assertion of property non-identification, the State Commission found the bank's lack of communication and failure to produce essential documents suspicious. The District Commission dismissed the complaint, stating that the Complainant failed to provide concrete documentary evidence rebutting the bank's claim that the loan couldn't be released due to non-identification of the land. Conversely, the bank, argued that the sanction letter issued on July 12, 2021, was only a financial sanction based on the Complainant's financial credentials which were valid for 180 days.
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