Wow man, you clearly don't understand accounting or how a balance sheet is put together....
You think that just because a Payment they owe is listed under a liability that it is delinquent? Explain to me how you came up with this piece of information.
Just so you know, any future payments owed by contract is considered a liability in accounting until it is paid. It has nothing to do with delinquency or not.
Here is an everyday example: If Microsoft were to sign a licensing deal with a small corporation that required microsoft to pay out a rebate after say 10 months, and the accounting period ended in 3 months, that rebate would be considered a liability, since they contractually owe that amount. They still have 7 months to pay it though before it becomes delinquent. I think you need to wake up and open your eyes!