Maybe, maybe not. They could flag your account as not in good standing. I don't expect them to worry about it and I would expect a warning process first but there are options. They could even deny anyone arriving access and deny the ability to make new reservations if they so chose. That's really about all the options they have for anything including the commercial clause, transfers for pay, etc. The problem they'd have legally is there is no provision identifying repercussions or a fine process and no system to define how such issues are resolved making it unlikely DVC could even survive a voluntary arbitration much less a legal challenge. That's likely one of the reasons they (without the legal authority) chose to make the extension at OKW a special assessment released by a deed back. Too bad no one challenged them on that (that I know of) as there really wasn't a way to legally defend that option because they didn't have the legal right or authority within the POS to charge a SA for such an option. It's actually possible that there was a challenge but we haven't heard about it. I say it that way because if someone did challenge it and DVD knew they couldn't win, they would likely have worked out a compromise but part of that compromise would likely have been the agreement not to discuss it or the terms. Too bad I didn't still own OKW at the time or we'd know for sure, well I do still own BWV though.
