Asked by the Customer on 08-12-2020 22:17:02
Question posted in the General Law category relating to Eastern Cape
I own a property in a complex which is part of a body corporate. I recieved a warning that my levies are in arrears over 90 days. If I don’t pay immediately I will be handed over and will be liable for the lawyer fees. In 2019 there was a AGM held which I could not attend. I never received any minutes of this meeting or notification that the monthly levy was increased. I also did not receive a monthly invoice or statement. So I had no idea that the levy was increased until I received an email that I will be handed over. What should I do or should I reply? We are in challenging times and money is scares. Thanks. Joe
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Posted by Att. Patrick on 09-12-2020 09:11:12
Hi there,
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Surely you receive a levies statement each month? Surely if you don't receive it, you will contact the BC to request it?
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