Special Meter Readings and Sub-Letting of Premises Sample Clauses

Special Meter Readings and Sub-Letting of Premises. In cases of furnished tenancies the Company will not recognise any tenants as the Consumer under these Conditions but will hold the applicant responsible for the payment of all Charges due from time to time in respect of electricity supplied to the premises sub-let and for the observation and performance of the Customer’s obligations under these Conditions. For the convenience of the parties, the Company will, upon receiving not less than twenty-four hours’ notice -will during working hours, read the meter and furnish particulars regarding the electricity consumed to the Consumer. Instructions to take such readings or any other special reading must be accompanied by payment of a fee as determined from time to time by the Company and set out in the Schedule of Charges. Consumers will be responsible for all electricity consumed on their premises until the Company has, at their written request, disconnected the supply in accordance with these Conditions.
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