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can the waterboard cut a water supply off for not paying the bill?
i have heard they are not allowed by law but that seems odd
(im just curious)
thanks
(im just curious)
thanks
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Utility companies (except water suppliers) can cut off your supply.
http://www.direct.gov...ndArrears/DG_10025592
Utility companies (except water suppliers) can cut off your supply.
http://www.direct.gov...ndArrears/DG_10025592
They take you to court as many times as they like.
http://www.payplan.co...ility-bills-water.php
And a CCJ means potential Attachment of Earnings Order, a Warrant of Execution to seize goods to the value, a charging order on your house or an order to freeze monies in accounts.
And it also affects your future credit rating.
http://www.payplan.co...ility-bills-water.php
And a CCJ means potential Attachment of Earnings Order, a Warrant of Execution to seize goods to the value, a charging order on your house or an order to freeze monies in accounts.
And it also affects your future credit rating.
hc4361 I use to know a lad in Liverpool who had not paid for water for a few years and he only has one ccj on his property.He did not get taken to court each year, If and when he sells the property then he will have to give them some money.
This person also pays back a bank loan at £10 or £5 (can't remember) a month. If he lives to get to 85 he will never pay all the money back to the bank.
This person also pays back a bank loan at £10 or £5 (can't remember) a month. If he lives to get to 85 he will never pay all the money back to the bank.
lalala when you read legal pages you have to read all the pages
This is from the Government help page
Water rates arrears
Many water companies send out bills twice a year, in April and October. You can pay your bill all at once or in instalments - perhaps weekly, fortnightly or monthly. If you get behind with your payments the water company can't disconnect your supply, but they can take action to get their money and, if necessary, take you to court.
This is from the Government help page
Water rates arrears
Many water companies send out bills twice a year, in April and October. You can pay your bill all at once or in instalments - perhaps weekly, fortnightly or monthly. If you get behind with your payments the water company can't disconnect your supply, but they can take action to get their money and, if necessary, take you to court.
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