servemeout
newbie
Ning55 This is my opinion. By not paying the settlement, you did not agree to the "excellent" deal made by the lawyers. There has been a ruling in the Alberta courts on the interest rate that Northmont, Northwynd is trying to collect which your 1999 contract would be under. The ruling has been appealed by Northmont and will be ruled on shortly and my opinion is that Northmont will loose. You can read the ruling by Judge Young on the Sunchaser web site. The amount of the settlement was based on the 26.82% interest rate. You may want to look into the consumer protection laws in Washington. The Alberta consumer protection law has changed and the North what ever company falls under Alberta law. Our contract states that we "own" at Hillside which has been "sold" to another numbered company, yet the new company is going to sell them again, which may make for some interesting court cases. Think about the Legacy for Life - that "ownership" starts at the end of their 40 year lease. KW is going to be busy defending the breach of contract with his ex lawyer and collection agent. There are a number of people that paid to stay, and most of them do not know what has happened.