michaelthebrady
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I suppose what I am trying to understand is what is the definition of being disconnected? Is it that they terminated the MPRN or is it when the building is no longer getting power? There are two separate actions there and I am not sure which one is the definitive one.Too late now but the state of services should have been confirmed before the sale completed.
Just because the building is getting power from somewhere does not mean the meter number was active. You'll now need a registered electrician to provide certification that the electrical installation is up to current code.
They would define it as disconnection registered on their system. It is their service and they are permitted define it as suits their purposes. A technical fault that results in the line still being live or someone otherwise bypassing their controls to obtain power would not override what they have recorded.I suppose what I am trying to understand is what is the definition of being disconnected?
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