Whose Is the Dues Debt on Sale of a Unit?
You bought a unit, but the previous owner's dues debt came up; whose debt is this? Liability for the past dues debt on sale is a critical topic. We explain under KMK Art. 22.
From dues tracking to Condominium Law, resident communication to board decisions — practical articles born from real experience.
You bought a unit, but the previous owner's dues debt came up; whose debt is this? Liability for the past dues debt on sale is a critical topic. We explain under KMK Art. 22.
Before going to enforcement against a neighbour who does not pay dues, sending a formal notice is often enough. What should be written in the notice, and must it be through a notary? We explain how to prepare it.
Can an unpaid dues debt from years ago still be claimed, or is it time-barred? The 5-year statute of limitations on dues is a critical issue. We explain under TBK Art. 147.
An owner who pays dues late pays not only the debt but also a late payment penalty. How is this 5% penalty calculated, and can it be changed? We explain under KMK Art. 20.
The last stage against an owner who does not pay dues is enforcement proceedings. A properly initiated proceeding collects the receivable quickly and securely.
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