Reading: I received my college allotment for college number 3, but they deposited my fees in college number 1, which seems like a mistake. The college is also far from where I live and they’ve been using teachers from another college. When I went to the college to discuss this, they rudely said I was late and that my seat had been vacant for 4 years. They also demanded extra fees for the next semester, claiming it was a High Court order. I have my college brochure which clearly shows the faculty mix-up. What should I do now? I need some advice on how to resolve this.

I received my college allotment for college number 3, but they deposited my fees in college number 1, which seems like a mistake. The college is also far from where I live and they’ve been using teachers from another college. When I went to the college to discuss this, they rudely said I was late and that my seat had been vacant for 4 years. They also demanded extra fees for the next semester, claiming it was a High Court order. I have my college brochure which clearly shows the faculty mix-up. What should I do now? I need some advice on how to resolve this.

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2 months ago

Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › I received my college allotment for college number 3, but they deposited my fees in college number 1, which seems like a mistake. The college is also far from where I live and they’ve been using teachers from another college. When I went to the college to discuss this, they rudely said I was late and that my seat had been vacant for 4 years. They also demanded extra fees for the next semester, claiming it was a High Court order. I have my college brochure which clearly shows the faculty mix-up. What should I do now? I need some advice on how to resolve this.

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 months ago

I received my college allotment for college number 3, but they deposited my fees in college number 1, which seems like a mistake. The college is also far from where I live and they’ve been using teachers from another college. When I went to the college to discuss this, they rudely said I was late and that my seat had been vacant for 4 years. They also demanded extra fees for the next semester, claiming it was a High Court order. I have my college brochure which clearly shows the faculty mix-up. What should I do now? I need some advice on how to resolve this.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 months ago

You should immediately approach the higher authorities of the university/board responsible for college allotments. Present your allotment letter, fee payment details, and college brochure as evidence. Additionally, file a formal complaint regarding the rude behavior and demand for extra fees. You can also seek legal counsel if the issue persists.