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Asked 543 days ago
i m asking becoze we got a BIG BILL OF 400$ which we havnt used at all.....but only that it was not terminated from the adminstration.
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Answer by trailhound7667 on May 31, 2008 at 5:56PM
In all my experiences the tenant is responsible for electrical utilities. My apartment complex actual had a page in the lease which stated that the tenant was responsible. Good luck fighting the bill though.
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Answer by c_winslow on May 31, 2008 at 9:46PM
The building administration is not responsible for terminating utilities. That falls back on you. HOWEVER, many utilities will accept proof that you no longer resided in the apartment after a certain billing period. If you were legally evicted provide a notorized statement of the date that you moved out along with a copy of the eviction as proof.
I assume that your landlord was able to rerent the apartment and generally the power company will adjust the new tenant's bill to reflect the use after they moved in.
I assume that your landlord was able to rerent the apartment and generally the power company will adjust the new tenant's bill to reflect the use after they moved in.
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Answer by fair2answer on Aug 03, 2008 at 8:29AM
The tenant and account can not be closed until the account holder does it.
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