Complaint against rude behaviour of flat authority

Hello, 

 

You can send them a legal notice that is the first step. 

Next you can file a 166(2) petiton

Alternatively, you can also lodge a complaint before your local P.S. and get your complaint registered. 

File for injunction and also file a complaint before the housing authority. 

 

For better navigation it is advised to take a proper consultation through OLQ and discuss your matter in depth. 

Dear client,

You can take legal action against your flat authority if they are harassing your family for money without any official receipts or records. Under Indian law, housing societies must follow rules under the Cooperative Societies Act (varies by state) or Apartment Ownership Acts. They cannot demand money without proper approval from the society members, and they must issue receipts for all payments. You have the right to ask for written notice and audited accounts before paying any charges. If they threaten or harass your family, you can file a police complaint for intimidation and extortion. You may also file a complaint before the Registrar of Cooperative Societies or Consumer Court. Keep written records and evidence of their demands.

 

I hope this answer helps, in case of further queries, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

“No one can force you to pay without transparency. I’ll send a legal notice, stop the harassment, and make them accountable for every rupee. You don’t have to face them alone — I’ll handle everything legally and make sure your family’s rights are protected.”

 

1. Send a Legal Notice to the Flat Association/Society
– Demand:

Written breakup of expenses,

Official resolutions for any maintenance decisions, and

Legally valid receipts for payments demanded.

 

2. File a Complaint with Registrar of Cooperative Societies / Housing Board
– If the authority is unregistered or violating bylaws, file a formal complaint seeking investigation and corrective action.

3. Injunction Petition (Civil Court)
– If they harass or threaten your family for money, file an injunction suit to stop illegal coercion or financial abuse.

4. Police Complaint for Harassment / Extortion (If Threats Involved)
– If they use force or intimidation, approach the local police station under IPC sections related to criminal intimidation and extortion.

5. Right to Information (RTI) — If Under Govt. Housing
– If the flat is under a government scheme (e.g., LIG/MIG housing), you can file an RTI to expose financial irregularities.

 

Kindly contact me for paid detailed information.

 

Regards 

Adv.Sanjana Basak

High court Calcutta 

Dear Sir, If there is verbal abuse, threats, or coercion: Visit the local police station and lodge a non-cognizable complaint. You can mention criminal intimidation under Section 503 IPC if threats are made. File a Legal Notice through an advocate, you can: Send a legal notice to the society warning them of legal action if they continue harassment and don’t follow the law.