5 hours ago, nohope said:

Is this even if they are nothing to do with me and i want me electric disconnected from them as it is the other person that runs from mine that connected them?

nohope,

Your posts are somewhat confusing !

Are you a tenant yourself, landlord or owner of the building, flats, house or what ever it is ?

Theses two people you want to disconnect, are they tenants if yes who their landlord, are they friends of yours, lodgers or something else ?

Why are these 2 connected to your meter in the 1st place and how long ago was this done ?

Virgin Media are well known for using India call centres, so are a few other ISPs

Which broadband companies have UK based customer support?

WWW.CHOOSE.CO.UK

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Many UK broadband providers offer customer service direct from UK call centres. Find out which ISPs offer UK-based customer service and which...

This from BT

For a energy supplier to go as far as getting a warrant and fit a pre-payment meter is the Last resort.

They would have been trying to contact you for a while now via letters, texts, Emails.

Have you got photo's of this so-called damage as evidence to show us.

1 hour ago, axil23 said:

Sorry, I would rather not do that. 

 

Go and show All the paper work to a solictor then and seek their advice, think its becoming pointless anyone from CAG advising you anymore !

From another forum 

In the agreement you have with Mears Limited, who does it say the rent should be paid to

You axil23 or Mears Limited ?

4 minutes ago, axil23 said:

Ah ok. I thought you did. Thanks! 

 

So in this case would a section 8 stand? 

Not by you.

You're not the landlord if the agreement says tenants must pay rent to "Mears Limited"

Your dispute would be with "Mears Limited"

axil23

From what you posted so far

Your dispute is with "Mears Limited" and not the tenants.

If the tenants are paying rent direct to "Mears Limited" under the agreement, they would be the landlords and have to serve s8 grounds 8 and 10.

Think if you serve s8, case would just get thrown out of court

Sounds like only a solicitor is going to be able to sort this for you...

Don't know if this has been covered before, but Amazon are to ban the use of Visa credit cards next year.

They are blaming the Brexit linked interchange fee increase for online credit card payments jumped to 1.5 % up five times from the previous 0.3 %, what pee's me off is Amazon could early afford to shoulder these costs, given the billions of pounds sales they make just in the UK.

You still be able to use Visa debit, MasterCard and Amex

Amazon faces losing up to £1.4 billion from UK shoppers over Visa ban

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What does it say in your tenancy agreement about repairs regarding the shed ?

Building insurance is down to the HA and not tenants.

Are you sure the shed was built by HA or maybe previous tenants built it, if there were any before you.

What does it say in your tenancy agreement about repairs, the shed ?

Paragraphs !

From a tenant's point of view and one for courts to decide on regarding the costs.

When you sought legal advice.

Did you ask the Solicitor about court costs, solicitor costs, who has to pay what and so on ?

I Don't think you have any chance of getting your £6000 off them, unless a court order's managing agent to pay costs.

Just deal with who ever named on the written tenancy agreement.

5 hours ago, JohnBishop said:

 

P.S. Since she brought up the topic of giving me a 1 month notice because of the sale I asked about the deposit.

It turns out she didn't register the deposit with the scheme (to save money) so she cannot even serve me S21.

I think she is not up to speed with the changes in law due to COnVID. Currently she has to give like 2 months notice.

 

 

 

Don't give them spare keys unless you want strangers sniffing around while you're out !

Tut, Tut, Tut.... Sounds like LL/LA don't have a clue what they are doing, more fools them.

Deposit not protected, Very silly, stupid, Idiot  LL/LA, Click below and read below.

Shelter Legal England - Restrictions on use of section 21 due to non-compliance with deposit protection - Shelter England

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Restriction on use of section 21 notice if landlord has not complied with the tenancy deposit protection scheme rules

Even if the Deposit was protected, paper work in order so on, you don't have to leave when a s21 expires LL "2 months" would have to get a possession order and in the end Bailiffs, All of which could take up to a year to happen with the current delays and backlog in the courts.

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Hmm.

Common-sense spring to mind, you don't need labels for that !

Don't store in hot rooms/direct sunlight and so.

6 hours ago, 1manteam said:

Are you able to assist or point me in the right direction?

 

Thankyou

Forget about

I think in the end, all you're going to end up with is a huge legal bill for nothing if this ever reached the courts.

They will ask, did you store the bottle of Prosecco in the correct manner, was a hot day, left in the sun, in a hot kitchen, where was the bottle when it blew up !

Did you search your posts here

https://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/profile/320484-peterbard/content/

Unless you signed a new written agreement, you're still on a periodic tenancy !

Insist on documents been in writing only and Not by email.

Have a read of this on rent increases

How to Increase the Rent by Serving a Section 13 Notice | OpenRent Landlord Hub

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Landlord can increase the rent by serving a Section 13 Notice to tenants. This is a guide to how it must be done and when it can be used successfully.

You do realize If you want your property back and tenants don't leave of their own Free will, you got Not chance of getting them back in January or February next year.

 A s21 does not end the tenancy, if any of the tenants are still there after it expires you will have to go to court and obtain a possession order and if T is still there after date ordered by court to leave, you will have to apply for bailiffs to remove them.

Given the pandemic and court delays, you may get your property back in say a year time .

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