natwest lost my loan agreement

Hi All
This is my first post and I would like some help please.
My father and I took out a loan through our limited company back in 1997 for 93,000 to purchase a larger premisses of which Natwest wanted a legal charge on the premises for the security of the bank. We originally understood the loan to be for 10 years but natwest have now informed us it is for 15 years fixed at 10.25%. This is what we dispute with them and have wrote to them demanding a copy of the documents we signed. The have now put it in writing to us that the cannot find the loan documents but insist we still have to pay another 2 years as they have a charge on our premisses and will take charge if they have to.
Do I have to keep paying the payment.
Can they take charge of the building if I stop paying.
Can they take the monies out of our personal accounts.
To date for the 93,000 loan we have paid back 160,000 and they are asking for another 2 years with no document shown to us.
please advise.
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  • CHR15
    CHR15 Posts: 5,193 Forumite
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    Show them your copy.

    I'm sure the rules have changed a few times regarding reconstituted copies, hopefully someone will be along shortly more knowlegable than I.
  • Dabooka
    Dabooka Posts: 839 Forumite
    1) What's your copy say?
    2) What has beeen the arrangement for the last three years?
  • ess0two
    ess0two Posts: 3,606 Forumite
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    Hav you lost your own copy also:cool:
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  • We cant find our agreement but have it in writing from natwest they have lost the paperwork relating to the loan, they say we owe the money and have to pay for the next two years. But cant provide proof we owe the money. Can I stop paying the loan. Is there anything they can do with no documents.
  • They hold a legal charge over the property - they hold all the aces.
  • They hold a legal charge over the property - they hold all the aces.

    Unfortunately this is the case.

    Now if you can find your documents to prove them wrong.........
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  • how can they pursue there money with no contract or terms & conditions. Surely I couldnt take anyone to court without my contract signed by them.
  • you really do not want to pay this debt off do you?

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  • If they can prove I owe another 2 years then I will pay . But I dont want to pay another 2 years just on there say so. I have paid 160,000 to date for borrowing 93,000 .
  • What did your agreement say (maybe should have kept such an important document, I know I would if I borrowed £93k)

    You have nothing to back up your claim either...!!

    You can't just stop on your say so..
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