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Electricity theft in new flat leads to legal issues
The article discusses the electricity company's warnings about the risks of purchasing a new apartment that has illegal electrical connections, especially if the previous owner committed violations or thefts of electricity. It explains that the buyer's responsibility for the previous owner's violations is indirect in criminal terms, but the buyer could be held financially and administratively responsible if they continue using the illegal electricity without promptly correcting the situation. The article emphasizes the importance of reviewing the meter's status and ensuring there are no outstanding debts before completing the purchase, and provides advice such as immediate reporting, requesting a meter inspection, and thoroughly checking for any debts. It also highlights the necessity of documenting the transfer of ownership for the meter and halting the use of illegal connections to avoid legal and financial liability.
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