Common use of Shared Utilities Clause in Contracts

Shared Utilities. If gas and electric meters for a particular dwelling are not separate (i.e., the meter does measure solely that particular unit’s services), the landlord must notify the tenant before the tenancy begins (CIV 1940.9).

Shared Utilities. If the gas and electric electricity meters for a particular dwelling are not separate (i.e., i.e. the meter does measure solely measures only the services of that particular unit’s services), the landlord must notify the tenant lessee before starting the tenancy begins rental space (CIV 1940.9).

Shared Utilities. If gas and electric electricity meters are not separate for a particular dwelling are not separate (i.e.for example, the meter does measure solely that particular only measures the services of the specific unit’s services), the landlord must notify the tenant before the tenancy begins lease starts (CIV 1940.9).

Shared Utilities. If gas and electric meters for a particular dwelling are not separate (i.e., i.e. the meter does measure solely measures exclusively that particular unit’s 's services), the landlord must notify the tenant before the tenancy begins tenant starts (CIV 1940.9).

Shared Utilities. If the gas and electric electricity meters for a particular dwelling residence are not separate (i.e.that is, the meter does not measure solely that particular unit’s servicesthe service of certain units), the landlord must notify inform the tenant before the tenancy begins (CIV 1940.9).