hello all

i have a question about power supply disconnection.

1) Is TNB obligated to cut supply once the bill exceeds the deposit (or any other reason)?

2) if TNB failed to cut the supply (causing the bill amount to be very high), would the landlord have a cause for legal action against TNB for failing to cut (negligence perhaps)?

i am trying to find some law or regulation about whether or not TNB must cut supply

thank u all smile.gif

jon

thank u dariofoo

hello

just want to confirm with the sifus here...

i have sold my condo. Now waiting for transfer.

in the meantime, can i rent out my condo?

any implications?

thank you very much!

jon

thank you dariofoo

sorry i was not clear in my question. i mean rent to a 3rd party (short term, maybe few months) while waiting for the transaction complete with purchaser.

better than leave the unit empty.




This post has been edited by jon1980: Nov 1 2011, 04:29 PM

thank u dariofoo
as usual, very good advice from u!