If my condo management companyand HOAwill not give me their insurance information, how do I proceed with a claim?
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If my condo management companyand HOAwill not give me their insurance information, how do I proceed with a claim?
I sent the condo management company and HOA a demand letter asking for their insurance information, so I can submit a claim. The letters were sent certified mail. They have not given the requested information.
Asked on August 13, 2011 New Jersey
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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Since you have not received the desired insurance information, the next thing you need to do is pull a copy of the recorded "covenants, conditions and restrictions" recorded upon your condominium. This document sets forth the governing rules of the planned unit development which your property is part of. In it will be the protocol to obtain desired information you seek most likley.
Also request the association to look at the association's minutes. In it most likely there will be mention of insurance information that you can obtain. As a member of the association, you are entitled to see the its minutes.
If the above suggestions fail to get the desired result, you might have to consult with an attorney to write a letter on your behalf to obtain the desired insurance information.
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