My father bought a flat in a complex 10 years ago, but the committee keeps bothering my elderly parents. They always try to force them to do things they don’t agree with. What legal options can I pursue to protect them from this harassment?

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Apni Law Staff asked 9 months ago

My father bought a flat in a complex 10 years ago, but the committee keeps bothering my elderly parents. They always try to force them to do things they don’t agree with. What legal options can I pursue to protect them from this harassment?

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Apni Law Staff answered 9 months ago

You can explore legal options like sending a cease and desist notice to the committee, filing a complaint with the local authorities, or pursuing legal action in a civil court. These options aim to stop the harassment and protect your parents’ rights within the complex.

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