An owner who defaults on their share of Service Charges and is brought before the RDSC is legally responsible for more than just the principal debt. The law mandates that the defaulting owner must also pay any court fees and costs, as well as any ad…
An owner who defaults on their share of Service Charges and is brought before the RDSC is legally responsible for more than just the principal debt. The law mandates that the defaulting owner must also pay any court fees and costs, as well as any advocates� fees adjudged by the execution judge. This financial penalty emphasizes the importance of timely payments for building upkeep and ensures that the Management Entity does not suffer further losses while pursuing legal enforcement through the RDSC.
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