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Tony Vale
Tony Vale
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11 years ago
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Approx 5 years ago I bought a property which had been converted to 4 self contained flats, all with planning permission, with the Landlord occupying 1 of them,and also paying the water and sewage charges.Once bought,I let them as 4 self contained flats. With me still paying all the water and sewage charges.
United Utilities have now decided that they would like to either install 1 bulk meter or an individual meter for each flat.
1)What is their legal position,are they entitled to do this?
2)What choice do my tenants have?
3)What,if any are my rights?
I would value any comments or guidance on this matter please.
Thank you

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