Accounting for money lender

if money lender gives 1crore to a client and take registry of clients property 1.5 crore as a security after a year client doesn't repay the principle as well as interest so what are the accounting treatment  if the money lender sell the properties at 2 crore  

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This discussion explores the accounting treatment for a money lender when a client defaults on a loan. It covers how to record the initial advance as an asset and addresses the scenario where the lender repossesses and sells the client's property to recover the principal, interest, and profit. The conversation touches on RBI regulations and the fundamental principle that advances are treated as assets.

No accounting for money lender.
any advance given to anyone is an asset in his books.
Àdvance Dr.
credit bank
Why ? no accounting for money lender can you explain
RBi regulates.

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