Roads Are Easements Not Planned Communities Or HOAs

[Patricia]

(though I would think Attorney Hong should have known about it, but maybe not).

BUT he really should have known about the no foreclosure order. He has been involved with HPPOA, off and on, for decades. He filed court motions for them, tried to get 6595 dismissed with prejudice (which did not work).

He really SHOULD know...

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"Question, are you sure OCLA cannot file non-jidicial liens?"

I don't have the judgment in front of me but here is the appropriate section of the current bylaws that was adopted after the ruling.  The wording is slightly different but essentially the same.

ARTICLE IV — MRMA & COLLECTION
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Upon any lot owner becoming delinquent for one or more yearsafter the due date for payment, the BOD may enforce collection by obtaining a judgment against the property owner for the payment of MRMA, and then registering the judgment with an assistant registrar of the Bureau of Conveyances or Land Court of the State of Hawaii.

the BOD may enforce collection by obtaining a judgment against the property owner for the payment of MRMA, and then registering the judgment with an assistant registrar of the Bureau of Conveyances or Land Court of the State of Hawaii.

Well, that sure looks like a judicial proceeding is required to me (the judgement part kinda gives it away). 

Unless your BOD does not know what a judgement is?

"A judgement is a court ruling."