Yes. Paragraph 20 of the Residential Sales Contract states that “[u]nless otherwise agreed to in writing, Seller will pay any special assessments and will comply with all orders or notices of violations of any … condominium unit owners’ association, homeowners’ or property owners’ association … against or affecting Property on Settlement Date.

Paragraph 2, B, Checkbox #5 of the Contingencies/Clauses Addendum amends the Contract by deleting “[a]ll requirements for Seller to comply with Property Owners’ or Condominium Owners’ Associations notices of violations related to the physical condition of Property” (emphasis added).

While Checkbox #5 may release Seller from violations related to paint colors, fencing, and landscaping, it is insufficient to excuse non-payment of association dues. Unpaid dues are monetary obligations and do not relate to the “physical condition of the property.” Paragraph 25 (Adjustments) also states that condominium unit owners’ association, homeowners’ and/or property owners association regular periodic assessments (if any) … are to be adjusted to the Date of Settlement”.

Unless otherwise agreed to in writing, Seller must resolve delinquent dues violations prior to or at Settlement.