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Definition of nonpayment in English:

nonpayment

Pronunciation /nänˈpāmənt/ /nɑnˈpeɪmənt/

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noun

  • Failure to pay an amount of money that is owed.

    ‘homes repossessed for nonpayment of mortgages’
    • ‘It makes great sense for the provider as they are covered in the event of non-payment.’
    • ‘A couple of years ago an acquaintance of mine ended up in court for non-payment of Council Tax.’
    • ‘At present, non-payment of a fine leads to courts serving warrants on defaulters.’
    • ‘At Christmas Mr Wilson was warned by the finance company he could be taken to court for non-payment.’
    • ‘I can see my biggest business risk is bad debts or non-payment by customers.’
    • ‘In the event of non-payment, the bank will have recourse against the supplier, its customer.’
    • ‘The policy will terminate automatically 15 days after non-payment of the premium.’
    • ‘The reason behind non-payment of salaries was that the Finance Department was yet to sanction these posts.’
    • ‘The other day an acquaintance of mine mentioned in passing that he was due in court on Thursday for non-payment of council tax.’
    • ‘The issue of non-payment was not that there was a lack of money, but could be that invoices had not been sent to the department, he said.’
    • ‘The tenant workers proclaimed that there was a right to housing and that tenants could not be evicted for non-payment of rent.’
    • ‘He hoped Jack wouldn't be smart enough to claim non-payment in court.’
    • ‘The 6,500 employees at HM have endured irregular or non-payment of salaries for more than a year.’
    • ‘He summarised that there appeared to be a number of reasons for non-payment, both by individuals and institutions.’
    • ‘Pensioners from all trade unions daily throng the streets protesting against non-payment of entitlements.’
    • ‘They are protesting non-payment of salaries for the months of December, January, February and March.’
    • ‘They had put my son in care up there for non-payment of fines.’
    • ‘When a bill is dishonoured by non-acceptance or by non-payment, the holder has to take certain prescribed steps.’
    • ‘Plus, of course, they wanted a penalty for non-payment since I'd closed the bank account that paid off the balance each month.’
    • ‘They embraced nuclear weapons, denounced non-payment of the poll tax, and voted for the expulsion of socialists from the party.’
    non-payment, failure to pay, non-remittance