QUOTE(staind @ Aug 13 2024, 10:54 PM)
I recently won a high court auction for a vacant landed property that comes with an individual title. The house is 4 years old. Originally, the neighborhood was not gated and guarded, but the residents applied to the local council for permission to build fencing and install gates three years ago. The management of the gated area has since been subcontracted to a third-party service provider.
I contacted the service provider to request a security access card, but they denied my request, insisting that I must first pay off the outstanding fees owed by the previous owner. I reviewed the outstanding balance, which initially listed the previous owner as "unknown." However, after I reached out for the access card, they changed the outstanding balance to my name. The management committee claims they never knew who the previous owner was and were unable to collect the security fees from him. They further stated that I must pay previous owner's outstanding under the reason that I must accept all risks and responsibilities of my unit including maintenance fee as I bought this unit from auction.
In my case, Plaintiff (bank) only allow Cukai Tanah and Cukai Tanah to be claimable. Maintenance fee is not covered.
I wrote an appeal, expressing my commitment to pay future maintenance fees, but it was rejected. Has anyone else experienced something similar? What options do I have in this situation?
thank you in advance.
It doesn't sound like a strata development, so how could there be any management fee debt? What was the type of fee charged to the previous owner?I contacted the service provider to request a security access card, but they denied my request, insisting that I must first pay off the outstanding fees owed by the previous owner. I reviewed the outstanding balance, which initially listed the previous owner as "unknown." However, after I reached out for the access card, they changed the outstanding balance to my name. The management committee claims they never knew who the previous owner was and were unable to collect the security fees from him. They further stated that I must pay previous owner's outstanding under the reason that I must accept all risks and responsibilities of my unit including maintenance fee as I bought this unit from auction.
In my case, Plaintiff (bank) only allow Cukai Tanah and Cukai Tanah to be claimable. Maintenance fee is not covered.
I wrote an appeal, expressing my commitment to pay future maintenance fees, but it was rejected. Has anyone else experienced something similar? What options do I have in this situation?
thank you in advance.
Aug 14 2024, 01:56 AM

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