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Hi, my name is wingie7477! What is the law regarding landlords and electricity please?

wingie7477

Hello everyone, can anyone help me I live in a HMO & my landlord has installed metro prepaid meters in all of our rooms ive run out of electricity and emergency but I have to use a nebuliser which is powered by electricity I was told they can't leave me with no electric but the metro prepaid **** meter company say they can't help me I have COPD & this nebuliser is what keeps me alive. What is the law on this? Anyone know? HELP PLEASE IM WORRIED & SCARED!!!

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Albus_Alumni

Hey there @wingie7477 and a big welcome to the community from me too!

I'm afraid tenants rights isn't my specialist subject, but I seem to remember hearing that a landlord is legally obliged to supply electricity if there isn't any. Especially in the case of medical needs. It'd be best to speak to someone at Citizens advice as they'll have more information than me.