My flat was purchased in 2015. Since then, my secretary hasn’t transferred the maintenance receipts to my name, citing various excuses. How can I resolve this situation effectively?

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My flat was purchased in 2015. Since then, my secretary hasn’t transferred the maintenance receipts to my name, citing various excuses. How can I resolve this situation effectively?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 month ago

You can send a formal written notice to your secretary demanding the transfer of maintenance receipts. If this fails, you can approach the society’s managing committee and register a complaint. If the issue persists, you can consult a lawyer and explore legal recourse like filing a civil suit.

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