Common use of Access for Repairs and Servicing Clause in Contracts

Access for Repairs and Servicing. You must allow our workers or people sent by us into your home to inspect and carry out repairs. Except in the case of an emergency, you will be given at least 24 hours’ notice of our intention to enter the property. If you do not let us in we could take legal action to enter your home and you may have to pay the costs or may be prosecuted for obstruction. You must allow our workers or people sent by us into your home to inspect and carry out annual gas servicing - we have a legal duty to service our own gas appliances, wired-in smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors on an annual basis. You will be sent an initial appointment letter and you must allow us reasonable access to service the appliances. If you do not let us in we will take appropriate action to gain entry to your home which may include gaining emergency access (see paragraph 3 ‘Emergency Access’ on page 14) and you may have to pay the costs and / or may be prosecuted for obstruction.

Access for Repairs and Servicing. You must allow our workers or people sent by us into your home to inspect and carry out repairs. Except in the case of an emergency, you You will be given at least 24 hours’ notice of our intention to enter the property. If you do not let us in we could take legal action to enter your home and you may have to pay the costs or may be prosecuted for obstruction. You must allow our workers or people sent by us into your home to inspect and carry out annual gas servicing - we have a legal duty to service our own gas appliances, wired-in smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors on an annual basis. You will be sent an initial appointment letter and you must allow us reasonable access to service the appliances. If you do not let us in we will take appropriate action to gain entry to your home which may include gaining emergency access (see paragraph 3 ‘Emergency Access’ on page 149) and you may have to pay the costs and / or may be prosecuted for obstruction.

Access for Repairs and Servicing. You must allow our workers or people sent by us into your home to inspect and carry out repairs. Except in the case of an emergency, you You will be given at least 24 hours’ notice of our intention to enter the property. If you do not let us in we could take legal action to enter your home and you may have to pay the costs or may be prosecuted for obstruction. You must allow our workers or people sent by us into your home to inspect and carry out annual gas servicing - we have a legal duty to service our own gas appliances, wired-in smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors on an annual basis. You will be sent an initial appointment letter and you must allow us reasonable access to service the appliances. If you do not let us in we will take appropriate action to gain entry to your home which may include gaining emergency access (see paragraph 3 ‘Emergency Access’ of Section Four on page 1411) and you may have to pay the costs and / or may be prosecuted for obstruction.