Landlords & tenants

What should I do if there are a number of tenants sharing electricity costs?

If there are a number of tenants sharing electricity costs, e.g. university students, you’ll need to complete a joint tenancy agreement form. The form will need to be completed by the tenants in the property.

This means that all tenants have equal responsibility for bills, so if someone doesn’t pay their share of the bill, others won't be held liable.

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Electricity Registration for Joint Tenancy

The tenant name that appears on the bill will not be solely responsible for payment. All tenants will be held equally responsible.

Address of property*

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Meter number*

Meter reading*

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Tenancy start date*

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Tenant name*

Home address*

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Date of birth

Tenant name*

Home address*

including postcode

Contact number*

Email*

Date of birth

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What should I do if there are a number of tenants sharing electricity costs?

Electricity Registration for Joint Tenancy

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