Awni Ranjan (Online Corporate Trainer ) 06 February 2022

Private limited company

Dear Experts , A legal entity , in this case a housing society duly registered by a state government, has entered into an agreement with another legal entity, in this case a private limited house building company ,

Q1 if any of the directors of the private limited building company are avoiding contact / meeting etc , then can the aggrieved party , the housing society , contact / go / visit any or other directors to express grievances / Sumit letters etc

Kindly guide on legality

Thanks

Awni Ranjan

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A registered housing society is seeking legal guidance on how to address grievances with a private limited house-building company. Specifically, if one director is uncontactable, the society wants to know if they can approach other directors to express their concerns or submit letters. The advice given suggests formally addressing a grievance letter to the company's registered address and requesting an appointment with an authorised representative.

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Kishor Mehta (CEO) 06 February 2022

It will be advisable to address a grievance letter/complaint to the address given in the agreement and ask for an appointment with an authorized person, or record grievance with a complaint letter.