Can a bank sell a property with a caveat on it if not what can they do?

A bank generally cannot sell a property with a caveat on it without resolving the caveat first, as the caveat indicates a claim or interest in the property that must be addressed. The bank can seek to negotiate with the party who placed the caveat to have it removed or resolved. Alternatively, they may pursue legal action to challenge the validity of the caveat if they believe it is unjustified.