Who Pays Dues, Landlord Or Tenant?

Both workplace and residential dues remaining unpaid are a common issue. Uncertainty about who will bear site or building expenses (e.g., caretaker, heating, concierge) is also prevalent. The regular amount collected to cover these expenses is called "dues." The question of whether dues will be paid by the tenant or the landlord is a topic of debate. In this article, we will examine who is responsible for dues, what can be done about non-paying tenants, who will pay the unpaid dues, and the eviction of non-paying tenants.

Who is Responsible for Dues?

The question of who is responsible for dues is answered in Article 20/1 of the Condominium Law. The article states: "Unless otherwise agreed among unit owners each unit owner is responsible for expenses related to the building's maintenance, protection, reinforcement, and repair of common areas, management fees, operation expenses of shared facilities in proportion to their land share." Therefore, although it is often