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Complaint Letter to Housing Estate Management Office

Breach of Deed of Mutual Covenant (DMC) - Pets

Complaint letter to the management office of housing estate on breach of Mutual Covenant (DMC) and demanding immediate action for ratification.

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A complaint letter to the management office of a housing estate on breach of Mutual Covenant (DMC) and demanding immediate action for ratification.

The owner noticed estate residents walking dogs in the common area. The presence of these animals in the estate is causing noise nuisance (dog's barking) to the other estate residents and also hygiene issue (fouling of common area with faeces) to the estate.

It is specifically stated in the DMC that keeping pets in this housing estate is prohibited. The pet owners are clearly in breach of the DMC. This letter serves as a formal complaint to the management office on this matter.

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This complaint letter to the management office of a housing estate may be used upon an owner noticing hygiene issues and noise nuisances relating to dogs in the common area of the estate. 

Hence, this document may be used to alert the management office of the breach of the DMC.  

 

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