Yes, the RDSC has the authority to enforce financial claims made by a Management Entity against owners who fail to pay their share of Service Charges. If an owner defaults for more than thirty days after receiving a notice, the claim becomes enforce…
Yes, the RDSC has the authority to enforce financial claims made by a Management Entity against owners who fail to pay their share of Service Charges. If an owner defaults for more than thirty days after receiving a notice, the claim becomes enforceable by the execution judge at the RDSC. The judge can take severe measures, including ordering that the unit be sold by public auction to recover the unpaid charges. This ensures building maintenance funds are protected through a judicial process.
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