Delinquencies

Delinquencies -- Causes and Consequences Charges for Service Due In 30 Days Article VI, § 5, of the MMWC By-Laws provides that charges for service become delinquent 30 days after the date fixed for payment thereon. Becoming deilnquent can result in a loss of service, loss of voting rights, interest, collection costs, suit, attorneys’ fees, and forfeiture. Moreover, delinquencies transfer with ownership of a lot and are not expunged by tax sale or forfeiture. Avoid the trouble -- stay current on your bills.

Delinquent members not entitled to service or to vote

Delinquent members risk interest charges, collection costs, suit, and forfeiture MMWC has a “perpetual lien” against any delinquent membership

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