Can the bank take your land if they don't hold it as surity?

Generally, a bank cannot take your land if they do not hold it as collateral or security for a loan. Ownership of property is protected by law, and without a legal claim or lien on the property, the bank does not have the right to seize it. However, if you default on a loan that is secured by other assets, the bank may pursue legal action to recover its losses, but that would not typically involve taking your land unless it was specifically pledged as collateral. Always consult legal advice for specific situations.