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Hearing on AG case against Manhattan Club postponed to June 29 (by Sally W.):

I agree, Jill S, that we must all follow our own conscience on what actions we take here. I quit paying all fees because TMC broke our contractual agreement by not providing me accessibility to a unit without more than a year's advance notice. Once TMC failed to meet their contracted obligation, I felt I was likewise released. I certainly cannot pay for something I do not receive. If I were able to use the unit, I would feel obligated to pay for it. I also agree that judges must be impartial. That is the reason I send my complaints, facts, and proofs of TMC wrongdoing to the AG's office and the court - not so I can be a squeaky wheel, but so they have all the facts on which to base actions and decisions. This should not undermine a judge's impartiality, but provide another window through which to view TMC operations. If TMC has treated you fairly and lived up to it's contractual obligations with you then, of course, you have nothing to complain about. Unfortunately, many of us are not that lucky.

jills465 wrote:

pamelag205 wrote:

Have most of you NOT paid taxes and/or maintenance fees?

I have paid maintenance and taxes all along, and used my time every year or sold the reservation (on Redweek). With legal- type obligations on both sides, I'd be hesitant to follow anyone's conscience but my own on whether to pay or not. Also, I'm a little hesitant to be a squeaky wheel with the court (judge) because courts and judges are supposed to be impartial, and they certainly can't represent owners' interests in this case.