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09-07-2011, 11:19 PM
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Who should pay for the electricity to be supplied
Having recently bought a flat from above a shop which has been purposley converted it is now apparent that the flat does not have its own electricity supply. At present I am receiving elecricity from the shop. When I viewed the property it had lights on and this is also shown on my video which was took at the time.
I really need my own electricity supply. The question is who should pay to have the supply connected, myself or the seller which is the shop? Thank You 
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11-07-2011, 03:07 PM
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Re: Who should pay for the electricity to be supplied
Each premises should have it's own supply.
Failing this I suggest you fit a pre payment meter for the supply to the shop. You can set the tarriff to more than cover your costs and have control.
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