Usually, and this may be true in India, associations collect monthly assessments to pay the bills so that the association can operate the property that all owners own in common. These bills may include master insurance policy premiums, pool and club house maintenance, landscape maintenance, savings for reserves and so forth.
(When owners don't pay, essentially they are asking their neighbors to pay their bills, because the non-payers continue to enjoy these real estate assets.)
Again, usually, you can find the rule in your governing documents, which will be particular to India and especially particular to your association.
Most governing documents will give boards the authority to collect this debt, and in US, may include selling the unit to retire the obligation.
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When you 'walk away' from your property, you can physically leave, but the title remains in your name. The association, therefore, is burdened with paying for the expenses that your monthly assessments cover, which is rarely planned for in any annual budget. Essentially, your ex-neighbors will be paying your bills. Your lender, over time, will foreclose on the property, since one must assume if you 'walk away' you will also quit paying the mortgage. Until title is transferred to a new owner, you are liable for your monthly assessments. The HOA may pursue you for this debt. You would create less mess by signing over the title to the bank or to the association, so that the unit can be sold and the association has a chance to recover from your action sooner.
Read your governing documents and identify the penalties the board can apply when you are delinquent in paying your assessments.Some associations will deny you the right to vote, because by not paying your assessments, you are no longer a member of the association in good standing.
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Read your governing documents to determine the action that the association can take against you if you do not pay your assessments.
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Read your governing documents to determine which actions your association can take in order to collect assessments that you owe and do not pay. As well, it's reasonable, for example, that if you don't pay your monthly assessments, and the association pays your electric bill from assessments that are collected, that they can deny electric service to you, since you aren't paying for it.
Possibly, yes. If your water is paid by assessment and you are not paying your assessment, then the association may be able to turn off your water/ electricity/ other services paid for by assessments. It this action poses a hardship, you may be able to appeal on a humanitarian basis.
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