Negligence Led to Excessive Water Bills
By Jacob Hunt
When I moved into my previous address, the landlord said "Water is in our name, and you will need to switch it into your own." After moving in, I researched the water department and found out I would need a copy of our signed lease. We had not received a signed copy yet, so I requested this from the landlord. They said they would bring one by, but this never happened. I contacted them again a month later with the same results.
Edited on: Tuesday, November 30th, 2010 2:00 pm
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