You have many options:
You could ignore it, as it has no legal standing (it would have to be an official Notice To Comply to have any consequence).
You could write to the person who sent it to you, asking why you’ve been sent it, and why it wasn’t a Notice To Comply.
You could write a letter of complaint to your strata committee, asking for a correction and an apology.
It all depends how much ordure you want to stir.
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