Stop Paying For Electricity, Gas, and Water -
Utilities (water, gas, and electric) are supplied by the National Grid and cannot be cut-off. The National Grid have a contract with the government and they will not breach that contract.
A billing company cannot cut off your electric, gas, or water without court action because they don’t supply it. Energy companies try to overcome this by installing prepay meters and smart meters. If you have a smart energy meter in your home the supplier could potentially disconnect your supply remotely without needing to access the meter. You can ask the billing company to remove the smart meter and fit an analogue meter. The gas and electricity meter is not owned by the billing company, they only have the serial number on record, so you can pay an electrician to remove the smart meter and have your own analogue meter fitted.
Energy and water companies provide metering and billing services and are committing fraud if they do not have a contract with the customer signed by an authorised signatory on behalf of the company. This is covered by section 44 of the Companies Act 2006.
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/46/section/44
Section 4(2) of the Fraud Act 2006 covers fraud by abuse of position when the billing company deliberately omits the authorised signature from the contract. They cannot legally sign it because they don’t supply the water/electricity/gas so they cannot make a contract with you.
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/35/section/4
The Process -
You can start by continuing to pay your bils, but send a DSAR to each billing company and then carry on paying until you get them to cancel your account.
Always block emails and make them write to you. Never talk on phone.
There are many different processes, one isn’t necessarily better than another. It is down to each Sovereign to do the research, read up on all the options, and then decide which process is best for their situation.
In my opinion it isn’t necessary to give a talk as there are many websites freely giving the information.
This is another one I am looking at if my DSAR isn’t successful. Using Article 61 and their Notice process
https://www.practicallawfuldissent.com/file-share/cb306190-3649-4199-9b44-13d5c5d4252a
https://awakeneduk.wordpress.com/2022/01...and-water/
Utilities (water, gas, and electric) are supplied by the National Grid and cannot be cut-off. The National Grid have a contract with the government and they will not breach that contract.
A billing company cannot cut off your electric, gas, or water without court action because they don’t supply it. Energy companies try to overcome this by installing prepay meters and smart meters. If you have a smart energy meter in your home the supplier could potentially disconnect your supply remotely without needing to access the meter. You can ask the billing company to remove the smart meter and fit an analogue meter. The gas and electricity meter is not owned by the billing company, they only have the serial number on record, so you can pay an electrician to remove the smart meter and have your own analogue meter fitted.
Energy and water companies provide metering and billing services and are committing fraud if they do not have a contract with the customer signed by an authorised signatory on behalf of the company. This is covered by section 44 of the Companies Act 2006.
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/46/section/44
Section 4(2) of the Fraud Act 2006 covers fraud by abuse of position when the billing company deliberately omits the authorised signature from the contract. They cannot legally sign it because they don’t supply the water/electricity/gas so they cannot make a contract with you.
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/35/section/4
The Process -
You can start by continuing to pay your bils, but send a DSAR to each billing company and then carry on paying until you get them to cancel your account.
Always block emails and make them write to you. Never talk on phone.
There are many different processes, one isn’t necessarily better than another. It is down to each Sovereign to do the research, read up on all the options, and then decide which process is best for their situation.
In my opinion it isn’t necessary to give a talk as there are many websites freely giving the information.
This is another one I am looking at if my DSAR isn’t successful. Using Article 61 and their Notice process
https://www.practicallawfuldissent.com/file-share/cb306190-3649-4199-9b44-13d5c5d4252a
https://awakeneduk.wordpress.com/2022/01...and-water/