Nonpayment

Honest people cannot understand how it is possible that national committees and the enterprises of housing economy run by them tolerate long-term nonpayment of rent, that thousands of apartments are unoccupied for long periods, and that the troubles connected with acquiring an apartment are being misused for speculative aims, for the illicit enrichment of some people at the expense of others. ❋ Unknown (1989)

[Walsh's] campaign manager quit, then sued him for $20,000 in nonpayment. ❋ Jen Sabella (2010)

A campaign manager quit, then sued him for $20,000 in nonpayment. ❋ Jen Sabella (2010)

For example, a study earlier this year by VantageScore found that the probability of serious delinquency, defined as nonpayment for 90 days or more, had increased by 417 percent among "super-prime" borrowers between June 2007 and June 2009. ❋ Kenneth R. Harney (2010)

For example, a study this year by VantageScore found that the probability of serious delinquency - defined as nonpayment for 90 days or more - had increased 417% among ❋ Unknown (2010)

For example, a study earlier this year by VantageScore found that the probability of serious delinquency - defined as nonpayment for 90 days or more - had climbed 417 percent among "super-prime" borrowers between June 2007 and June 2009. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The legislation would greatly restrict the ability of landlords to oust tenants, unless there's a specified "just cause," such as nonpayment of rent. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Next up: Anybody convicted of felony (or enumerated misdemeanors and civil infractions such as nonpayment of parking tickets) related to operation or ownership of a motor vehicle will be subject to a lifetime prohibition on use of seatbelts, airbags or safety glass. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Watson expects that to increase even more as individuals and businesses file more lawsuits for economic issues such as nonpayment and deputies are asked to serve more eviction notices. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Early on, more than 90 percent of the nonpayment of federal taxes reflected state-sanctioned exemptions. ❋ Daniel Treisman (2011)

Barclays Capital suggests this could involve making nonpayment of interest not an event of default, as the U.K. government did with Bradford & Bingley; imposing a reduction on the face value of the debt; or enforcing a mandatory bond buyback at below market price. ❋ Richard Barley (2010)