Not Paying For Gas, Electric, & Water

THIS POST WAS LAST UPDATED ON THURSDAY 11th April 2024

My motivation for writing this blog was to dispel fear. Fear holds us back but knowledge about our rights can motivate us to fight for our rights and stand up to our tyrannical oppressors, who in this case are greedy corporations. The media and some truth groups are rife with disinformation which is deliberately planted to instil fear. It is said that Yeshua said ‘fear not’ 366 times in the Bible. Dispel your fears with knowledge and the truth will set you free to be sovereign men and women standing under your inalienable rights.

I’m going to start with my favourite quote which should go a long way to dispelling one of our biggest fears:

“Honestly, it’s a little bit cheeky. Basically the government says you can’t disconnect residential customers so what we do is we install a prepayment meter and then if they don’t top up they self-disconnect. So we don’t actually disconnect them. It’s a bit of a laughable loophole.”

https://www.thesun.co.uk/money/21246428/british-gas-halts-use-of-warrants-fit-prepayment-meters/

This is my second favourite quote:

The Water Industry Act 1991, Schedule 4A
Premises that are not to be disconnected for non-payment of charges.
1 (1) Any dwelling which is occupied by a person as his only or principle home

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1991/56/schedule/4A

The next time someone tries to put fear in you because their ego can’t cope with the truth you speak, remember these quotes and walk away.

This blog is for educational purposes only and should not be construed to be legal advice or any type of advice; please seek alternative opinions. Trust no one and follow no one; do your own research and due diligence before deciding on any course of action. The writer cannot be held liable for actions that you choose to take – sovereignty is about following your own heart-centred guidance and taking responsibility for your own decisions and actions.

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Asset Protection

If you own a private conveyance or property it is essential to protect your assets before embarking on non payment of council tax and utilities. They do threaten us with Debt Collectors who like to take cars, but if your assets are in a private trust they do not belong to the alleged debtor.

Open Source Express Private Trust Templates

The documents in this pack present an example of what Express Private Trust documents can include, and are intended as a guide for those individuals who wish to start learning about personal asset management and protection. The pack includes sample templates with instructions so that people can choose to produce their own Express Private Trust documents.

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Fraud

Energy companies are at the heart of global fraud; they are literally stealing from us in ever-increasing amounts and as prices rise more of us are being forced to finally take action against this tyranny. When the majority of us stand up to them and stop paying we will all realise that the water, electricity, and gas are not switched off and life continues.

For domestic homes the only obligation is to have a meter, otherwise it is considered to be theft. Imposing charges on homes for utilities is unlawful because there is no contract. We can lawfully end our utility contracts and protect ourselves from fraudulent billing companies.

To add insult to injury we aren’t supposed to be paying for utilities because they have already been paid from our Trust / Treasury Accounts and/or taxation.

Does it matter if it is paid for already?
How did the broker buy it?
Where are they storing it?
What price did they pay per unit?

If any other company ran it the way the energy broker does, as in not being able to evidence what exactly is sent down the pipe or cable, then they would soon go bankrupt. Why do National Grid not go into administration or the broker evidence the units bought and the units lost?

Just imagine your local petrol station acting in the same way. Either the percentage markup is massive, or they are withholding something else that is pertinent and allowing massive dividends to the shareholders without fear of bankruptcy.

Would that be because the government has a contract with National Grid to supply, hence energy is already paid for, and the brokers are now just attempting to trade the already paid-for energy to unsuspecting consumers to make a profit on this, knowing their only true costs are those of employees?

In addition, there are numerous gas leaks all over the grid, and electricity transmission loss through the grid is already 15% (or more) minimum anyway. Exactly how do they pay all those dividends with such known losses?

2024: Public Ownership?

In May 2022 The Guardian quietly announced at the bottom of an article that the grid is going back into public ownership in 2024. Looking at the language used in the articles and by the ESO website they are using Great Britain, and not the fake scam corporation of United Kingdom Limited – a legal entity and not a country. So this may be a clue that this organisation is from the white hats aimed at helping us and not extracting cash from us, but that remains to be seen.

The government said last month that the job of keeping the UK’s electricity and gas flowing would be returned to public control by 2024 under plans for the effective nationalisation of a division of National Grid. A new public body, the Future System Operator, will be created in the process.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/may/04/uk-biggest-power-distributor-failing-vulnerable-customers

This has left some of us wondering if this is the reason for the price increases – allowing the corporations one last chance to boost their profits before the income is cut.

The job of keeping the UK’s electricity and gas flowing will be returned to public control by 2024 under government plans for the effective nationalisation of a division of National Grid.

A new public body, the Future System Operator, will have responsibility for planning and managing energy distribution, with a focus on the challenges posed by decarbonisation.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/apr/06/national-grid-to-be-partially-nationalised-to-help-reach-net-zero-targets

‘A fully independent system operator will help to transform Great Britain’s energy system and cut customers’ energy bills. Critically, the FSO will ensure that we will build a smart, efficient and flexible system that will mean that Britain moves to a secure low carbon and low-cost system. We look forward to working with National Grid, government and the wider industry to implement this important change in the way the energy system is managed.’ – Jonathan Brearley, Chief Executive of Ofgem

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/energy-security-bill-factsheets/energy-security-bill-factsheet-future-system-operator

https://www.nationalgrideso.com

Don’t Pay

The sentiment of the don’t pay movement is good, but it skips the requirement for the billing company to provide us with the obligation to pay. If we say we ‘won’t pay’ or that we ‘can’t afford it’ then we are accepting the obligation that we have to pay in the first place. In my opinion, this acceptance of the obligation to pay would also apply to sending in giro credit slips for accepted for value and promissory notes.

In the first instance, we should be questioning the authority of the ‘supplier’ and challenging the obligation to pay. They need to provide proof of claim for us to accept that we need to pay them.

Boycott Water Bills

A growing number of people across England are refusing to pay their water bills in protest at sewage spills by major suppliers.

Movements such as Boycott Water Bills are calling on people to suspend their monthly payments due to the poor performances of the country’s major water firms.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12665905/People-refusing-pay-water-bills-Southern-Water-raw-sewage-dumped-sea.html

https://www.boycottwaterbills.com

After you have followed the process recommended by Boycott Water Bills on their website, send the Single Letter template to the water company if they continue to threaten and harass you. It has all the elements required to dispute the debt and shift the burden onto the person (corporation) claiming the debt is owed.
https://sites.google.com/view/single-debt-letter/

Debt Collectors
Send them the 3-letter process and it will get them off your back as they can’t prove they are legally authorised to claim money from you.
https://sites.google.com/view/threeletterprocess/home

Maxim of Law

Maxim: Equity will not allow a statute to be used as a cloak for fraud.

All suppliers and councils will quote the following statutes at you to cloak their fraudulent demands for payment with menaces:

• The Gas Act 1986
• The Electricity Act 1989
• The Water Act 1973, 1989, 2003, 2014
• Water Industry Act 1991

These acts were written and are now quoted under the presumption that men and women will answer to being the Person that is our Legal Fiction. This is the ALL CAPS NAME created by the Certified Copy of an Entry when our mums and dads sign us away as a slave with the Birth Notification Form. The name MR/MRS/MISS/MS FIRST LAST is an implied corporation under the United Kingdom Limited and is considered to be a debtor that can be fined and taxed. We need to rebut this presumption.

presumption
noun
the act of believing that something is true without having any proof:

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/presumption

The presumption of a Person is by definition a presumption and has no standing or merit in presentable or material fact. I do not consent.

The evidence that we are not a Person is Genesis 1:27 which clearly states that God created men and women:

And Elohim created the man in His image. He created him in the image of Elohim. He created a male and a female.

The Keys of the Kingdom Holy Bible, Translated by Christopher Sparkes, First Edition 2022

Therefore a Person is not a man or woman, nor a male or female. A Person is an invention of man as defined in the law created by man. A person was not created by God therefore, a person is not a man or woman.

Read the twelve presumptions of law here: https://awakenedgb.wordpress.com/2021/11/21/common-law-challenging-the-twelve-presumptions-of-law/

One Question For Energy Companies

If everyone demanded material evidence of the following question, you would have all the lawful reasons you need to end any more fraud against you by the so-called energy companies:

“Provide the material evidence that FRAUDSTER ENERGY has ever transported, transferred, delivered or in any way ‘directly supplied’ gas and/or electric to {property address}.”

So-called ‘suppliers’ are commercial billing companies that do NOT supply gas, electricity, or water to our homes and businesses.

Three Questions for Water Companies

Ask the water company these three questions:

1. What is the source of the water that supplies my tap?
2. If it comes from a river, reservoir, or the sea; where does the water come from that fills them up?
3. What is the breakdown of the chemicals your company adds to the water supplied to my home?

These three simple questions should get you answers and then the answers will get you asking more questions.

There is No Contract

The basis for domestic customers not having to pay gas, electric, and water bills is that the billing company cannot provide us with a signed contract. In the case of businesses, there is always a contract. Therefore, in terms of companies with a contract, there is no lawful basis for not paying and the billing company could reasonably take your business to court to recover the funds.

In the region of 65 million domestic customers do not have a valid contract with any of the utility companies, which is a lot of fraud. The very fact that ‘suppliers’ have to rely on warrants of entry to fit pre-pay meters is all the evidence you need that there is no contract that can be enforced in the civil courts for non-payment of domestic utilities.

‘Suppliers’ are relying on the implied contracts created over the phone, by email, and via web-forms, or when we follow the requests for meter readings on the phishing letters sent to the ‘occupier’. Letters addressed to ‘The Occupier’ are simply an offer to contract and we are not obliged to accept the offer so we can put them in the recycling bin.

Because there is no lawful contract they cannot provide a True Bill. All they send us are fraudulent ‘Statements of Account’. No company can deem you to be in a contract by submitting a bill or statement to you if there is no prior agreement that you will pay.

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

A billing company will never sign a letter in ink and if there is a signature it is a computer-generated image of an illegible squiggle and they usually don’t provide a name; this is because they know they are committing fraud and don’t want to admit liability.

If the billing company was legitimately selling gas, electricity, or water they would have a signed contract with us to protect themselves from non-payers. This is how all legitimate companies operate. A signed contract would enable the billing company to make a civil money claim in the County Court for breach of contract, but they never do this because they can’t. All they can do is breach data protection by selling your details to a third party or issuing a CCJ from the fake court bulk processing centre in Northampton.

If a billing company did attempt a court claim the case would have to be thrown out because the claimant would not be able to present a valid claim or contract. Therefore, they would be guilty of fraud by default.

Why No Contract

If businesses have legitimate contracts with utility companies for business premises why don’t domestic customers have a contract for their homes? Because we the people own all of the utility companies and we are entitled to free water, gas, and electricity. The fraudulent billing companies know that they can’t legally contract with us so they deceive us with fear and intimidation the same as the councils do over unlawful council tax.

When Margaret Thatcher privatised the ten water authorities in the late 1980s and early 1990s all that happened was a name change: they all became legal entities with the addition of Limited to the company name when they were registered with Companies House.

The ten privatised regional water authorities were:

• Anglian Water (previously Anglian Water Authority)
• Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water (previously Welsh Water Authority)
• North West Water (previously North West Water Authority)
• Northumbrian Water (previously Northumbrian Water Authority)
• Severn Trent Water (previously Severn Trent Water Authority)
• Southern Water (previously Southern Water Authority)
• South West Water (previously South West Water Authority)
• Thames Water (previously Thames Water Authority)
• Wessex Water (previously Wessex Water Authority)
• Yorkshire Water (previously Yorkshire Water Authority)

In 1996 the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act came into force which requires a written deed granting absolute ownership of rights. We the people are Assured Party Creditors and we did not create a written deed of trust confirming that the utility companies have ‘absolute owner status’. Ask any utility company for the written deed of trust granting them absolute owner status – they don’t have one so they can’t contract with us.

South East Water Limited was incorporated in 1992 and is now at least 75% owned by entities domiciled outside of the United Kingdom. So our water was sold off and is now owned by entities in other countries. Our public health has been put in the hands of potential enemies who are now poisoning us and charging us for the privilege – was that not an act of treason by the Thatcher government?

treason; noun [ U ] UK   /ˈtriː.zən/
the crime of showing no loyalty to your country, especially by helping its enemies

Legal Suppliers

Suppliers are required to install a meter to measure and record usage. If there is no meter, or the meter has been bypassed, this will constitute theft of gas, electricity, or water. An electricity supplier is required to use a ‘competent’ engineer to fit the meter while a gas supplier must be qualified as gas-safe.

The installation of a meter owned by a supplier in a customer’s home gives the supplier an implied right of access to their property. There is nothing in the legislation to say that we can’t terminate our implied/deemed contract with a supplier and then buy and fit our own meters using a ‘competent’ electrical engineer and a qualified gas-safe plumber.

However, it would only be necessary to remove the meter if it has the name of a company that is currently trading or is a smart meter. If you decide to remove the meter and fit your own, don’t tell the company who owns the meter but save it for collection should they require it.

The Notice Process

If we want to challenge their unlawful bills, as with all companies trying to extort money from us, we never tell them we are refusing to pay; we can send a series of notices requesting evidence of obligation, saying that we will pay if the evidence is provided. When they don’t provide the evidence – because they can’t – we can formally terminate the implied contract.

The Data Subject Access Request (DSAR) is our first weapon in the process against unlawful claims from fraudulent billing agents. Pursuant to the Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA) and UK General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) a company has 30 days to respond in full, on a point-for-point basis to your questions. The questions must be specifically about your data. Should they not comply you are entitled to claim compensation. The non compliance with a DSAR process is explained in this post: https://awakenedgb.wordpress.com/2022/10/20/non-compliance-with-a-dsar-claim-process/

Once the 30 days are up you can send a Notice of Conditional Acceptance stating that you promise to pay if the company provides the answers to your questions. Give them 14 days to respond. Re-read your DSAR/Notice to them – have they answered your questions on a point-for-point basis and in substance? If not, reply back with your notice of conditional acceptance and tell them what they have missed out. Remember that we are not saying we won’t pay, we are saying we will pay if our conditions are met – this is basic contract law – do a search online to comprehend the basics of contract law.

Always rebut the statements you do not agree with. They will always quote acts and statutes – do they apply to you? Tell them that you have not consented. Remember to include your fee schedule and start invoicing them. Scan envelopes and documents for evidence.

Send a Notice of Default & Opportunity to cure if they haven’t sent what you requested. This is a further request for full disclosure. Give them seven days to correct errors and omissions.

You have now given them three opportunities to provide the information so you can send a Notice of Termination and tell them that you are closing your alleged ‘account’. You will reinstate your direct debit if they answer the questions.

Three Questions

These three questions will get the fraudulent energy companies into deadlock because they cannot answer them as they have no lawful proof. We say: I’m willing to pay but I require the following information:

1. A signed contract between Energy company and myself pursuant to the Companies Act 2006 section 44;

2. A true Bill in accordance with the Bills of Exchange Act 1882 section 3;

3. Proof that you buy gas and electricity on the wholesale market and you are not acting as a credit broker. If you can’t supply this evidence you are in breach of section 993 of the Companies Act 2006 Fraudulent trading.

The fraudulent Energy companies have also broken the law by sharing your personal information with a debt collection agency (third party) under the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). Did you consent for them to pass personal information on to a third party? Always state I DO NOT CONSENT.

Alternative Notice Process

First notice fourteen (14) days.

Cancel Direct Debit.

Block any telephone calls.

Return to Sender (RTS) all mail from the supplier.

Second reminder notice we give another fourteen (14) days.

Third being a certificate of failure usually giving seven (7)-days.

= 35 days in total.

See below for the templates.

Possible Issues with the Notice Process

Some commentators in the sovereign community have criticised the notice process because they consider that you are giving them reason to accuse you of theft. However, because you haven’t said that you won’t pay then you have a defence based on the fact that you gave conditional acceptance: you would have paid if they had given you all of the evidence. It is their failure to disclose information that is the issue. The paperwork will be your defence if they take you to court – which they won’t because there is no legal contract. Remember; the court is the paperwork. Keep a copy of everything you send, including proof of postage, and keep all of their replies. Set up a file and file it all in date order. This is your bundle to submit to a county court, if required.

The Consumer Credit Act 1974

When a company claims that you owe them money ask them for a copy of the contract with all of the terms and conditions. Pursuant to the Consumer Credit Act 1974, section 61 and sections 77-79 they have 14 days to respond and if they fail to respond within that time they cannot issue a County Court Judgement (CCJ) against your credit rating file.

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1974/39/section/77
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1974/39/section/78
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1974/39/section/79
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1974/39/section/61A

If there isn’t a credit agreement all your payments have to be refunded minus £5 brokerage fee. Pursuant to the Consumer Credit ct 1974, Chapter 39, Part X, section 155; an individual has the right to recover brokerage fees. This means an individual is protected if no credit agreement has been signed and anything over £5 has to be refunded.
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1974/39/part/X/data.pdf

Energy Bill Complaint

To avoid the threat of having a pre-pay meter or smart meter installed by your alleged supplier, you can cancel your direct debit and then raise a complaint. It can take months and will overload their system. It is said that they can be charged £500 for every complaint raised or be sanctioned for having too many complaints open which will put them at risk of losing their operating licence – if they even have one!

If you also send a DSAR/SAR then you can really put them under pressure. If they don’t answer your DSAR within 30 days they can be fined by the ICO so we must follow the DSAR process https://awakenedgb.wordpress.com/2022/10/20/non-compliance-with-a-dsar-claim-process/

https://www.ombudsman-services.org/sectors/energy
https://sites.google.com/view/subjectaccessrequest/home
Add even more pressure by following up a normal SAR with a NIGHTMARE version:
https://sites.google.com/view/nightmaresar/home

Return to Sender

If you don’t want to go through the notice process you can simply RTS anything in the name of the legal fiction FIRSTNAME LASTNAME or Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms Firstname Lastname.

Never ignore a letter, this is implied consent. Always rebut with a notice or RTS. RTS is a response stating that you are not contracting with the company.

This means that the company has no evidence against you to take you to court. All they can do is sell your details to a Debt Collection Agent which is a data breach – they are now committing an offence by sharing your data with a third party without your consent, for which you can make a claim. However, doing so would put your head above the parapet so this would be a last resort.

You can RTS ALL letters sent by councils, utility billing companies, debt collection agencies, bailiffs, etc, because ALL such letters are ALWAYS addressed and mailed to a Fictitious Legal Person NEVER to a living man or woman.

• Look up the PO Box details on the back of the envelope to find out the name of the company. If it isn’t a company you have a contract or agreement with you can RTS.
• Hold the unopened envelope up to a 100 watt bulb and read the contents.
• Write the date you received the envelope on the envelope.
• Scan the front and back of the envelope and store on your computer as evidence of harassment.
• Write ‘RETURN TO SENDER: This Person is not known at this address, please amend your records.’
• You can also write: ‘Returned for cause without dishonour in commerce, no lawful consent, no legal contract, offer to contract declined.’
• Block out your name and address on the window with either a sticker or marker pen.
• Put it in the post box. You do not need a stamp.

Fear Mongering
I have noticed that those folks who make mistakes shout the loudest when things go against them, but there are several things which make it more likely that the energy brokers target people.

Changing your meter if it is a smart meter or has the name of the energy company is fine as long as it’s not just done and then left. Alerting the energy brokers in any way to the fact that a meter has been changed (by telling them so, by sending the original meter back, by charging them for housing the original meter, etc.) is a big No No and will almost certainly have them gunning for you.

Not getting a final bill (clearly marked as such) and paying it in full is another red flag which will give the energy broker an excuse to send Debt Collection Agents to you but they are easily delt with.

Sadly, living on a more modern estate can potentially make it easier for an energy broker to cut off your supply because it’s possible to get permission to dig up the (privately owned) roadway from the landowner and also establish the exact line which supplies an individual property – neither of these things are easily done with older properties.

Communicating with energy brokers after you have closed your account with them is also far more likely to escalate their interest.

Giveing them any information about your household as they seem to target ‘vulnerable’ people, such as women living without male partners and with dependent children, older people living alone, people with mental health difficulties, etc.

People who take an aggressive stance towards them, either in writing, on the phone, or in person, also seem to be particular targets – presumably because such people are likely to encourage others to do what they’ve done and stop paying the energy brokers.

Coming after someone for not paying them is time-consuming and expensive for the energy brokers, so they’re going to make the most of it each time they do it. Therefore, targeting people who are/have made themselves visible or are vulnerable (and therefore easy targets) is what they are going to do. So it’s essential that we don’t put ourselves into those categories or take extra precautions such as fitting extra bolts, locks, and CCTV.

National Grid

In Great Britain gas and electricity are supplied by National Grid PLC. We pay for it through taxation. ‘It was founded in 1990 and supplies millions of people with electricity and gas across Great Britain’. https://www.energybrokers.co.uk/electricity/dno-distribution-network-operators/national-grid-plc

National Grid owns and operates the high-voltage electrical transmission network in England and Wales and all of the gas transmission network in Great Britain.

National Grid UK

The government is holding all the minerals of Earth in Trust for We the People. We have given the government this position of trust and they have breached that trust by selling off the energy distribution grid and allowing billing companies to charge us for something that has already been paid for by our sweat equity.

National Grid PLC has a contract with the Government via Ofgem (a non-ministerial government department) and they cannot breach that contract. Nor can the Judiciary interfere in that contract. The contract was created by the Government to provide benefits to We the People because they know that we should be the beneficiaries of our Trust.

If National Grid owns all of the pipes and cables in the road, then no billing company has the right to dig up the road and alter those pipes and cables. The billing company does not have the right to alter the pipes and cables because it does not own them. A so-called gas or electricity ‘supplier’ can only work on the meter, not the pipes and cables that connect to the meter.

Who paid for the infrastructure? Can National Grid PLC provide the full forensic accounts to prove where the money came from to pay for the materials to build the infrastructure? Did they take the funds from our Trust or did the Government provide the funding from taxation? If so did our mothers, fathers, grandmothers, grandfathers, aunts, and uncles pay for the infrastructure out of their sweat equity over the past 100 years? Who built the infrastructure? Was it the CEO, company directors and shareholders or the ordinary men and women who provided their own energy in the form of their labour?

If men and women provided the funding from their sweat equity and also gave their own energy in the form of their physical labour, do We the People therefore own the infrastructure? If so, then no billing company has no right to dig it up and cut us off from the natural resources given to us by our Creator.

Here the National Grid tell us the actual cost for supplying electric per household: “Our transmission network cost in 2020/2021 was £20 of the average annual household bill of £612 – that’s around 3.3% of your total annual bill.” https://www.nationalgrid.com/electricity-transmission/about-us/breaking-down-your-bill

How much does gas cost to be maintained per household? “Our gas network costs householders about £9 a year of the average annual bill of £554″. https://www.nationalgrid.com/gas-transmission/about-us/breaking-down-your-bill

Natural Resources

I describe myself as being ‘spiritual’ and as part of that I recognise that there is a Creator/God who made the Earth along with men, women, and the other creatures that inhabit it. I am not ‘religious’ but I do see that the Bible contains basic principles describing our inalienable rights that were given to us by our Creator.

The right to occupy and own the land is our God-given right which forms the basis for not being charged by companies for using the resources from the land. This right is stated to us by God in Isaiah Chapter 60, Verse 21:

Isaiah 60: 21

and all your people will be righteous; they will inherit the land throughout the eon, the branch of my planting, the work of My hands, so that I might have for Myself magnificent splendour.

The Keys of the Kingdom Holy Bible translated by Christopher Sparkes, First Edition 2022

There is an understanding in law that you cannot have authority or jurisdiction over that which you do not create. This is established in Genesis 1:1:

Genesis 1:1

In the beginning Elohim created the heavens and the Earth.

The Keys of the Kingdom Holy Bible translated by Christopher Sparkes, First Edition 2022

The only true title to anything is the Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin (MSO) which is held by the original creator of something, therefore Genesis 1:1 is the first MSO. As the creator of the Earth, Elohim (God/The Father/Father Sky) holds the MSO for his creation. Did the first holder of the MSO sell it or register it with another corporation so as to give up the title? No he did not: there are no statutes, codes, patents, rules, laws, or registrations in any country on Earth that claim to have title over the Earth, therefore it must still belong to the Creator. As such Elohim still holds the true title and no corporation can make any claim of ownership of the Earth including her lands and her resources.

Genesis 1:26

Day 6: man. Elohim speaks about creating man. The man is given dominion over Earth.

And Elohim said, ‘Let us make man in our image, after our likeness, and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the birds of the skies, and over the cattle, and over all the land, and over everything which creeps on the land.’

The Keys of the Kingdom Holy Bible translated by Christopher Sparkes, First Edition 2022

By holding the MSO the Creator holds the title and is able to hand the title over to the Holy Spirit as the Trustee. Genesis 1:26 makes men and women the beneficiaries of a trust whereby the Creator is the Settlor, the Holy Spirit/Ghost is the Trustee, and men and women are the Beneficiaries. Men and women therefore have beneficial title and beneficial use of the Earth and her resources. This is the first trust relationship between the Creator and his Creation. For further information on the MSO watch Josh Albert aka Josh at Large here: https://tv.gab.com/watch?v=6434438e5c507e4478fac275.

Ask any billing company to provide evidence that they own the gas, water, or electricity that they are claiming to sell. If electricity is being generated from sunlight, coal-fired power stations, harnessed by the power of water in motion, or produced by wind farms then it is certainly being created by nature and natural resources. How can any electricity supplier claim to own the energy produced by burning sedimentary rock that was originally formed by decaying plants? How can a company claim to own the energy produced by natural light or the motion of natural elements such as water and the wind? Provide the evidence that a company can own the wind and its motion?

At the time of writing the website Gridwatch showed that 43% of electricity demand was being generated by wind: https://gridwatch.co.uk/.

We also know that electricity can be harvested from the air and that our rubbish is being burned to generate electricity, so why are the continuing to charge us extortionate prices?

The men and women who inhabit Mother Earth have the right to benefit from all of the natural resources produced by Her; it is our inheritance and was given to us by our Creator. Mother Earth agreed to sustain all life on this planet; if the animals, birds, and other creatures can freely benefit from the resources she provides why can’t we?

On their website Shell PLC claims that it ‘produces approximately 10% of UK oil and gas’. How can Shell evidence the claim that they ‘produce’ oil and gas? How can a company produce oil and gas; are they also claiming that they are man made substances? Isn’t Shell PLC actually a drilling company that is taking natural resources produced by Mother Earth? How can it be ethical for any company to sell something that they took from the Earth for free?

No company can claim ownership of oil, water, oil, gas, coal or electricity because they are all made naturally by Mother Earth and/or Her atmosphere. Our natural resources are constantly being replenished so they are all naturally renewable – there is no such thing as scarcity in nature, only abundance.

On their website Shell PLC claims that it ‘produces approximately 10% of UK oil and gas’. How can Shell evidence the claim that they ‘produce’ oil and gas? How can a company produce oil and gas; are they also claiming that they are man made substances? Isn’t Shell PLC actually a drilling company that is taking natural resources produced by Mother Earth? How can it be ethical for any company to sell something that they took from the Earth for free?

Shell PLC also make reference to ‘the UK’. Remember that the UK isn’t a country; it is a legal jurisdiction where corporations operate. The United Kingdom Limited is the parent company with whom all our ‘legal fictions’ are registered via the Certified Copy of an Entry (wrongly called the ‘birth certificate’) which makes us all slaves with an implied company ALL CAPS name and a title (Mr/Mrs/Mrs/Ms). The land is known as England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Please remember this when you are referring to the country where you live or were born. Please see the Limited Company Process at https://awakenedgb.wordpress.com/2022/12/26/the-limited-company-process-v9/ for further information about how to reset your status.

All wealth comes from Mother Earth in the form of natural resources and minerals which are taken via farming, crops, livestock, agriculture, deforestation, logging, drilling, and mining. The Bible tells us that they are ours so where is our share?

Primary Water

Primary Water is created deep within the earth from the synthesis of hydrogen and oxygen, and vapour is forced up fissures in the rock becoming liquid as it cools. There is more water in the world’s crust than in all of our oceans. In 2003 Libya built the biggest water irrigation system in history, known as the Great Man-Made River Project. By tapping into the primary water cycle in the middle of the desert they bring up 6 million gallons of water every day. There is an unlimited amount of fresh, mineralised water 800 feet under our feet that is being constantly replenished.

Harvesting Energy from the Aether

Why is energy free? A great short video to give you confidence and innerstanding of the fraud.

Biomass Power

Everything you discard, from your household rubbish to your bodily waste, is so valuable that a whole industry exists for the purpose of selling back to you everything you throw away. What you flush down the loo is worth millions to the ever expanding waste industry and even cow poo has become a commodity.

“Circular Economy” and “Waste To Energy” are terms you may not have heard as often as sustainable or renewable energy but they are a far more accurate terminology for the truth of how our consumption is being recycled and resold to us.

Pretty much all of our waste is sold back to us whether in the form of recycled plastics or biofuels made from food waste and poo. Whatever can not be recycled is burnt to help create electricity and even the gasses created by waste are sent back down the pipes.

Water companies are charging us to flush our sewage and then making profit from turning our excrement into electricity. https://www.bioenergy-news.com/news/thames-water-generated-enough-biogas-in-2021-to-cook-112m-turkeys/

This website https://gridwatch.co.uk/ show the operating power stations and what they are producing by fuel type. At the time of writing 63% was produced by renewables, which includes bio-mass.

Veolia ES Brimingham Ltd has the Local Authority contract for domestic waste removal in Birmingham making almost 6 million in revenue every year. So refuse collection services are paying the council for our rubbish, which in turn is charging us, and then the refuse companies are incinerating the waste for power generation, which we pay for. Why are we paying twice? Double dipping again. In 2020 1,075 mega watts was generated from biomass.

Waste recycling is a huge, corrupt, and profitable business so while you stand there washing and sorting your rubbish for your bins or even flushing your toilet, just remember you are lining the corporations pockets and being charged increasing costs in an endless cycle of recycling of everything you have already bought or consumed.

The Myth of the Supplier

Street lighting changed from gas to electric in 1879 and local authorities, persons, and companies were permitted to set up supply systems, which all ended up running on different voltages in different areas.

The National Grid was previously the State-owned Central Electricity Board, which was established by the Electricity (Supply) Act 1926, to standardise the voltage and link the most efficient power stations with consumers via a ‘national gridiron’, which transmitted electricity to over 600 small power companies.

It later became the Central Electricity Generating Board which was nationalised in 1948 and responsible for all three functions of electricity generation, transmission, and sales across Great Britain. The CEGB was responsible for generating and transmitting electricity nationally to 14 different regions. Each region had an Area Electricity Board responsible for local distribution and supply to customers. These Electricity Boards were known as Public Electricity Suppliers.

In 1989, Margaret Thatcher privatised the energy market through the Electricity Act. The 14 regional Area Electricity Boards were sold off as private companies, which were still responsible for both the distribution of electricity in each region and the supply to customers.

In 1990, the Central Electricity Generating Board was split into three companies responsible for generating electricity.

The privatised Area Electricity Boards were renamed as regional electricity companies. The National Grid Company became the operator of the National Grid and was placed under the ownership of the 14 regional electricity companies which were still known as Public Electricity Suppliers. That is how our energy infrastructure was taken from We the People and put into private ownership.

In the year 2000, the 14 regional electricity companies were prevented from also acting as suppliers to customers. They became Distribution Network Operators, responsible for delivering electricity to customers through the regional power distribution system. They are based on the geographical areas previously covered by the 14 former regional Area Electricity Boards.

Gas Distribution Operators

So now a distinction is made between regional distributors/operators and separate suppliers. Distribution companies own and operate the network that delivers electricity to your home or business in the area where you live. They are responsible for the safety of the electrical equipment in your area, so we contact them in case of a power cut or emergency. Suppliers are ‘the company you pay your electricity bill to’. https://www.powerwise.org.uk/pages/electricity_suppliers_distributors_whats_the_difference.aspx

Distributors are responsible for the physical Energy Network – the actual pylons, underground cables, substations etc. Everything in fact, from the power station to your commercial electricity meter. When there’s a power cut, or cables are downed by bad weather, it’s the distributor that deals with it, not your energy supplier (although they can be part of the same company). This is one of the reasons why changing suppliers is easy – the electricity supplier is not responsible for the cabling, metering, etc – basically anything that could cause issues.

https://www.energybrokers.co.uk/electricity/pes-distributor-areas

In addition to the regional distributors there are also Independent Distribution Network Operators which own, operate, and maintain newer parts of the electricity grid and do not have a specific geographical area.

On a National level we now have Transmission System Operators which are separate companies that each use the same fixed infrastructure grid of transmission lines known as the National Grid. They transport natural gas or electrical power from power generation plants to the regional distributors.

Electricity Transmission Operators

Gas Transmission Operators

In southern England the electricity network operator is Scottish & Southern Electricity Networks, which was previously know as the Southern Electric Board. If there is a power cut call them on 0800 072 7282. It is owned by Scottish & Southern Energy PLC (SSE). As a distributor SSE delivers the electricity from the national high voltage grid to customers in the region via the regional network. The supply/retail side of SSE was sold to Ovo Energy.

In southern England the gas network operator is SGN whose strapline is ‘Your gas. Our network.’ Remember they always hide the truth in plain sight. If you have a gas emergency call them on 0800 111 999.

Find your energy network operator here: https://www.energynetworks.org/customers/find-my-network-operator

The regional distribution companies are responsible for allocating meter numbers which are used to identify individual supply points in homes and businesses. They also manage the details relating to each supply point in the form of a central online database of electric meters and the relating property information.

From my research the supplier appears to have no role except for issuing bills which can be seen in this diagram:

The diagram shows how power generation, transmission, and regional delivery have been separated.

The three power generation companies are shown in red. The national transmission infrastructure is shown in blue. The 14 regional distribution companies are shown in green. The customers are shown in black. There is no intermediary or ‘supplier’ shown between the regional distribution company and the customer.

Gas

According to gas industry operations company Xoserve, the National Grid owns and operates the national high-pressure network connecting Gas Transporters (distribution networks), shippers and connection customers.

We are told that shippers buy gas from producers and store it with a storage operator. Distribution networks own and operate the local network of pipes that transport the gas from National Grid’s National Transmission System (NTS) to homes and businesses. Independent Gas Transporters (IGTs) build, own and operate local networks, connecting new business and consumer properties to the NTS via distribution networks. Suppliers buy gas from Shippers and sell it to consumers. Consumers pay suppliers for the gas they use. 

https://www.xoserve.com/about-us/about-xoserve/our-role-and-customers/

Xoserve also run a website for members of the public to search on an address to find out the meter number and the supplier details. This is a breach of GDPR because we have not consented to our information being publicly available. Once you have left your supplier you can follow GDPR guidance and ask for all of your data to be removed from their systems. Send them a screenshot of your details from the website and remind them you didn’t give your permission.

https://www.findmysupplier.energy

“Supplier” or Trader?

But is your electricity supplier actually a legal supplier of electricity? Schedule 6 of The Electricity Act 1989, gives ‘suppliers’ a lot of scary rights over the legal entity or person of Mr E Smith, however, if we do our research we may find that our supplier isn’t a legal supplier. https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1989/29/schedule/6

We should always investigate any company coming after us for payment without a signed contract to find out who they really are and what authorisation they have to be making unlawful claims against us. We can start with Companies House where all companies operating in England and Wales are required to be registered.

Check the bill, statement, or letter the company has sent to you and look for their company number. They often hide it at the bottom in small text as they don’t want you to realise that they are a for profit corporation.

The website for the public who may want a supplier, says at the bottom of the home page: Octopus Energy Ltd is a company registered in England and Wales. Registered number: 09263424. Registered office: UK House, 5th floor, 164-182 Oxford Street, London, W1D 1NN. https://octopus.energy

Now we can check that information on Companies House:

• Go to https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/companies-house;
• click on “find company information” which will take you here: https://www.gov.uk/get-information-about-a-company;
• then click on the green button “start now” which will take you here https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk;
• type the name of the company or the company number into the box and click on the magnifying glass.
• You can also do a search on Endole which has more info than companies house https://www.endole.co.uk/.

If we search on Octopus Energy and scroll down the page to find the SIC code we can find out what they are registered to do; in this case they are not listed as suppliers of electricity or gas but ‘traders’. So the company that is claiming to be a supplier of electricity and gas for the public isn’t one.

Note that Octopus Energy Services Limited is an investment company with the company number 10434397. They are not the company claiming to be suppliers.

Octopus Energy Limited is registered at Companies House as a ‘trader’ and not as a supplier therefore this company has no rights under The Electricity Act 1989.

Ask them to provide the evidence that they have a license to supply electricity pursuant to the Electricity Act 1989.

The Electricity Act 1989, c. 29m Part I, Licensing of supply etc. s6
Licences authorising supply, etc.
(1)The Authority may grant any of the following licences—
(d) a licence authorising a person to supply electricity to premises (“a supply licence”) https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1989/29/section/6

If they cannot prove that they are a licensed supplier then they have no rights under schedule 6 to cut you off. Being cut off is very rare; they are more likely to threaten to fit a prepay meter or a smart meter, but you can decline the offer of both.

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1989/29/schedule/

If the company is leading you to believe they are supplying your electricity but they are in fact trading electricity, isn’t that fraud by misrepresentation? This means that if they try to enter your home under The Electricity Act for anything listed under schedule six you can refuse them entry and if they force entry you can sue them in the County Court for damages and fraud:

Endole shows us that Octopus Energy Limited may be facing a cash-flow or liquidity crisis because they owe more to their creditors in debt than they have income coming in from customers. This is known as balance sheet insolvancy which occurs when a company’s total liabilities are greater than its assets. This means they will likely have debt collectors chasing them for payment. Asset deficiency is a sign of financial distress and indicates that a company may default on its obligations to creditors and may be headed for bankruptcy.

If we dig a bit deeper we will discover that Octopus Energy Limited, the company that is claiming to be a supplier on its website, is no longer authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority, which warns us not to do business with them.

Octopus Energy Reference number: 790335 is no longer FCA Registered:
This firm is no longer registered with the FCA as an Appointed Representative of an authorised firm, and can no longer carry on regulated activities. Do not start to do regulated business with an AR that is no longer registered.

https://register.fca.org.uk/s/firm?id=001b00000410gqzAAA

Octopus Energy Group Limited (09718624) and its subsidiaries each registered and trading at UK House, 5th Floor, 164-182 Oxford Street, London, W1D 1NN:

• Octopus Energy Limited (09263424)
• Octopus Energy Services Limited (10434397),
• Octopus Energy Operations Limited (14415312),
• Kraken Technologies Limited (12014731) and
• KrakenFlex Limited (09115827)

Octopus will sometimes claim to be Octopus Energy Services Limited which isn’t trading insolvent but is in fact an investment company. https://octopusinvestments.com

Cutting Off Supplies

This Arvarto debt collector admits that residential customers cannot be cut off:

“Honestly, it’s a little bit cheeky. Basically the government says you can’t disconnect residential customers so what we do is we install a prepayment meter and then if they don’t top up they self-disconnect. So we don’t actually disconnect them. It’s a bit of a laughable loophole.”

https://www.thesun.co.uk/money/21246428/british-gas-halts-use-of-warrants-fit-prepayment-meters/

In Great Britain gas and electricity are distributed by regional distribution operators using the National Grid infrastructure. The National Grid distribution network is owned by the regional distribution companies, therefore the pipes outside your home cannot be cut-off by another company. No judge has the authority to tell the National Grid to cut-off the supply, which is why they want to get into your house to fit a pre-pay or smart meter. If a billing company had the authority to cut off the supply they would be doing it all the time, but they don’t.

A billing company cannot cut off your supply of gas, electricity, or water from the road because they don’t own the pipes and cables. In addition, we are protected because a company cannot cut off any gas, water, or electric supply to a property where there is a person who is known to be living. You are additionally protected if you are classed as being ‘vulnerable’ which covers pregnant women, single parents with minor children, people with serious underlying health conditions, anyone under 18, over the age of 65, anyone with a physical disability, mental disability, and those on certain benefits.

However, some of the distribution network supplying newly built homes is under the control of small Independent Distribution Network Operators which own, operate, and maintain newer parts of the electricity grid and do not have a specific geographical area. Unfortunately, these operators have been colluding with the ‘suppliers’ and have cut some people off by digging up the road.

It has been reported that Northern Power Grid is trying to charge a disabled pensioner £3,000.00 to reconnect the electricity supply after cutting him off at the road.

We’re the people who manage the electricity network that powers everyday life for more than 8 million people across 3.9 million homes and businesses in the North East, Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.

https://www.northernpowergrid.com/

In this instance, the issue should be addressed by requesting a court order in the county court to reconnect the supply.

First, write back to the energy broker / company requesting the original contract. They cannot supply one.

Write back again asking for the legislation they rely upon for your rogue meters. They cannot supply it.

Write back asking for the safety report detailing the meters were unsafe. They haven’t got one.

They cannot provide any of this documentation so now we submit in a claim form at the local county court for an order to be granted as they cut you off under false pretences against your protected vulnerabilities. They will now have to respond or lose.

You can file an EX160 form (help with fees) with the application.

When you send off your first notice include the Removal of Implied Rights of Access Notice, Twelve Presumptions of Law and your Vulnerability Notice. Go here for The 12 Presumptions of Law Rebuttal https://awakenedgb.wordpress.com/2021/11/21/common-law-challenging-the-twelve-presumptions-of-law/ and here for a vulnerability notice: https://awakenedgb.wordpress.com/2022/12/07/vulnerable-person-notice/

Legally cutting off the electricity supply would require a court order from a Justice of the Peace with a court stamp for a distribution network company such as SSE or SGN to carry out the work, as they own and maintain electricity cables and lines in their region. It would not be made out for a supplier. So far, no judge has issued such an order.

The Gas Act 1986 and The Electricity Act 1989 give us the legal right to be connected because the ‘supplier’ has a duty to connect us.

The legislation also protects homes from being disconnected from the water supply for non-payment:

The Water Industry Act 1991, Schedule 4A
Premises that are not to be disconnected for non-payment of charges.
1 (1) Any dwelling which is occupied by a person as his only or principle home

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1991/56/schedule/4A

A billing company cannot cut off your electric or gas 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 meter in your home the supplier could potentially disconnect your supply remotely without needing to access the meter.

Only a network operator such as SSE or SGN can gain entry for safety purposes such as a gas leak or a change of faulty meter. NOT a supplier.

There is nothing in the Gas or Electricity legislation giving permission to a billing company to gain entry to a home for commerce/monetary/civil matters.

If a billing company makes a claim that your gas meter is unsafe phone your Gas Network Operator (see above) which if you are in the South of England will be SGN. They will say that they won’t send anyone out unless someone reports a smell of gas. Go here to find your Network Operator (Distributor) https://www.energynetworks.org/customers/find-my-network-operator

If a third party has a fake warrant to enter your property, don’t let them in. They are unlikely to cut you off from the road but they may remove the fuse; in which case you can call an electrician to put one back into the meter. Having the fuse removed or a smart meter installed is preferable to having the road dug up because it is cheaper to rectify.

Digging Up the Road

Over the past three years of researching this topic, I have heard of only two or three second-hand references to someone having experienced their road being dug up to cut off their electricity. Never have I read a post written by an individual who actually saw it happen. Never has anyone I have met or otherwise come into contact with, ever given me first-hand information. Nor have I ever seen a video of this happening. So I am sceptical that it happens given the lack of evidence.

If we look at the legislation we see how difficult it would be for a ‘trader’ to perform.

ELECTRICITY ACT 1989, Section 4

• A Street shall not be open without permission
• A Notice of Application Must be served
• Compensate for Damages Caused

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1989/29/schedule/4/2023-10-26

NO WAYLEAVE: NO RIGHTS OF ENTRY

The Electricity Act 1989 authorises bodies authorised to:
generate, transport or supply electricity to acquire a WAYLEAVE to install an electric on under or over private land, together with rights of access for:

• inspection,
• maintenance and
• replacement

The wayleave arises when the owner or occupier fails to respond to a notice requiring him to grant the wayleave or gives it subject to conditions.

A wayleave: can be granted by freeholders or tenants of a building to a utility company, giving them rights to install and retain apparatus, but it does not bind future owners.

The History of Why Meters Were Installed

The People’s Lawyer, [Apr 5, 2023 at 20:54]

After the Napoleonic wars of 1815, the Rothschilds bankrupted the United Kingdom by selling all their stocks and shares. They knew that because of their status within the financial world as the main player, everyone would copy and do the same (which they did!). When the value was at rock bottom they came back in and bought everything. To this day, they (Blackrock and Vanguard) still own every industry in the world including oil and pharmaceutical companies, all mainstream media organisations, education (large universities, schools) and more – all of these seemingly disparate systems are connected and funded by the same hand. This is very important to understand. The Rothschilds are just one faction of the Black Nobility bloodline who rule above them (a more complex topic for another conversation).

After this orchestrated bankruptcy, people were ordered to hand in their gold and silver in exchange for promissory notes (the cash system we have today) and the gold standard was officially removed in 1931 (UK) and 1933 (US) meaning money is backed by nothing and so was the birth of a new control system. Since people were essentially forced to hand over their wealth and were now being used as collateral for the central bank loans, a deal was struck that every man and woman would have a share of the natural resources (i.e. energy, water etc) which basically meant free access to energy! This was part of the deal. The main resource at the time was coal and this was given freely to everyone.

Soon the use of coal advanced in to the production of electricity & gas – which again, was free for the people based on this original exchange deal. It wasn’t long before the Rothschild empire + the elitist bankers wanted to expand business and gain monopoly over these new energy sources.

At the time there were strikes from the coal miners who weren’t being paid fairly & demanded better working conditions. Governments were instructed to orchestrate power cuts so the public would be frustrated thinking it was due to the coal miner strikes.

Using propaganda and PR trickery, the idea was sold that in order to solve these problems in the mines and stop power cuts, energy distribution would need to be monitored in order to keep track of how much power was being used in each household. This vague, almost nonsensical reason was promoted heavily using psychologically manipulative slogans/techniques and media campaigns to convince people to allow the installation of a meter in their home for ‘just a very small cost’ per month.

Using quotes such as ‘to make it fair for everyone!’ and ‘to keep you and your neighbours safe!’ this new, fraudulent system was accepted by the masses without any questioning or understanding that this went against the initial deal and was essentially a giant scam by the bankers to expand business.

The public were desperate to have running electricity again. What reason did they have to disbelieve what they were being told? They just wanted to heat and light their home without issues!

It is important to understand that the monthly charge was NOT and still to this day is not for the usage of electricity like we are told, but rather for the rental of the meter.
https://t.me/thepeopleslawyerchannel/4304

Fitting Your Own Meters

The only lawful reason someone can enter your property without your consent is through right of access to ‘their property’ ie the meter, but only for safety and maintenance. However, billing agents do not actually own the meters, they rent them from Siemens, so when you terminate your agreement with the ‘supplier’ they will stop paying the rent for the meter. The ‘supplier’ is charging you for the use of their meters.

Those who pay a qualified engineer to install their own meters are not breaking any laws. For domestic homes the only obligation is to have a meter, otherwise it is considered to be theft. There is only theft of electricity or gas when there is no meter. We are committing fraud if we by-pass the meter, but not if we fit our own meters.

Despite all the fearmongering, it is NOT illegal to have your OWN meters fitted, provided you are using a licensed and competent engineer for electric or a gas-safe plumber and that the meters are fully compliant with current safety regulations. It is NOT energy theft and you are NOT bypassing a meter.

The National Grid are responsible for looking after the network which includes all pipes and cables up to the meter. The meter is the responsibility of the supplier, if it has their name on it and was provided by them then it creates an implied contract, tying us to their company. Having a meter on your property with the name of the ‘supplier’ on it gives that company implied rights of access to your home. If you install your own meter the ‘supplier’ cannot apply for a warrant to access their property. Fitting your own meter breaks the implied contract.

We can buy our own meters/measurement devices for domestic property as follows:

• Gas = U6 or G4 domestic gas meter
• Electric = Single phase 100 amp electric meter

You can ask the billing company to remove a smart meter on health grounds and if they refuse, get it in writing. Then you can pay an electrician to remove the smart meter and have your own meter fitted using their letter as proof that they wouldn’t change your meter so you were forced to do it. You can also have your own meter fitted if your current meter has the name of the billing company on it and you want to break any implied contract with them.

If you change your gas meter use a Gas Safe engineer. They won’t want to give you a safety certificate as it puts their name to the job so always get a landlord safety certificate for the property from a separate gas registered plumber. This is your proof that the new meter is safe, therefore the gas billing company cannot wave one of their fake warrants at you in an attempt to enter your home under the Gas Act to install a prepay meter.

Also get an electrician to do the necessary safety checks on your new electricity meter. Then if someone is on your doorstep talking about safety you can give them a copy of the certificate. I didn’t need to change my meter because it is an old analogue meter with the name of a company that no longer exists. I had some work done on my lights and then got a minor works certificate arranged by my electrician from NAPIT fast test, which demonstrates that the house and meter are safe.

Don’t tell the billing company you have changed your gas and electricity meters, but do keep their meter to return back to them should they ask for it. Having read lots in various groups it does seem that those who tell the billing company to collect their meters because they’ve had their own fitted are the ones who get push-back. This generally takes the form of threats to forcibly enter the property to fit a pre-pay meter. So personally, I wouldn’t tell them about the meters being changed. Just keep hold of them to return them if you are asked by the billing company. However, I would encourage you to do your own research on this before taking any course of action.

Meter Boxes

The website meteroperators.org states that ‘the meter box is regarded as the property of the customer’. This means that we can lawfully padlock our external gas meter boxes because they are our property. Even better would be to put another steel grill or box around the existing meter box to prevent billing companies from installing pre-pay meters. https://meteroperators.org.uk/faqs/

Secure Your Home

Under a safety warrant, a locksmith can only drill one lock and they cannot break anything they can’t fix before they leave. So they can drill a lock if they have a replacement barrel. Therefore, if you have a five-lever mortice lock on your front gate and two on each external door together with a Yale latch; they can’t get in. Also, fit interior dead-bolts on the external doors for when you are inside the house and fit a locked box around any external meters.

Terminate the Contract

The relationship with the billing company is based on an implied contract, we need to break this lawfully. You can cancel your Direct Debit and send the billing company a Notice of Termination requesting a final bill based on your last meter reading before their meter was removed. You can then pay it, if you want to, and bin anything that comes to The Occupier.

You can then Return to Sender any further correspondence, unopened, within 72 hours.

Write on the envelope the date that you received it and block out your name and address. Write this:

This Person is not known at this address, please amend your records – return to sender.

Returned for cause without dishonour in commerce, no lawful consent, no legal contract, offer to contract declined.

Deemed Contract

Suppliers claim to have a deemed contract when your supplier goes bust and your data is shared without your consent to another company who then claims to be taking over your supply. Or when a new company accesses the electoral roll and then harvests your data without your consent.

So if you choose not to contract with an alleged new ‘supplier’ by not sending in a meter reading they allege to have a deemed contract based on harvesting your info from the electoral roll which they then claim gives them the right to harass you.

No one can deem you to be in a contract by submitting a bill to you if there is no prior agreement.

Don’t provide your information to the electoral roll and if it is already on there ask for it to be removed. See below for further info.

Don’t be fooled by deemed contracts; they are for business customers, not residential. This link explains what deemed contracts are and who they are for. https://www.ukpower.co.uk/business_energy/deemed-energy-contract

This screenshot from UK Power explains that deemed contracts are for business customers whose current contract has expired. Note, that the business customer had originally agreed to a contract with the supplier. As a residential customer, no corporation can deem you to be in contract by harvesting your data from a third party.

Issues With Saying You Are Moving

Say you are moving out and pay the bill.

Change the meter if it belongs to the old supplier or if it is a smart meter.

Letter to the occupier is an offer to contract – we are not obligated to accept the offer so we can put them in the bin.

Bin anything that comes to the Occupier – do not RTS.

If estimated bills start coming to the previous name do not respond – you have moved out. Bin them.

Some sovereignty commentators have criticised this method because it could allow the fake courts to easily issue warrants for the occupier on an empty house for health and safety: up to three per month allowing up to three visits per fake Warrant, making it six possible visits in total.

However, some suppliers such as Octopus have recently attempted to gain entry with an Occupier warrant when there was still a name on the account, so I don’t see this as being an issue.

However, asking for a final bill and then acting as though you have moved is one of the possible remedies for unlawful utilities. I doubt very much that they will go for a safety warrant if the house was empty. My feeling is that they will be more likely to go for an occupied house where the meters have been changed and the supplier has been notified of this. Then they will next likely go to those where there is evidence of a battle.

Sometimes changing your status and then using Return To Sender is the least stressful and least incriminating option.

County Court Judgements

We have established that there is no valid contract between the customer and the ‘supplier’ and if the supplier is sent a DSAR they cannot provide proof of claim. Therefore all utility companies are guilty of fraud. As such no utility company will make a civil claim in court against a non-paying customer for breach of contract. All they do is sell your details to a third party Debt Collection Agency or issue a CCJ through the Northampton bulking Centre, where nobody is legally trained and there are no judges. CCJs are simply rubber stamped in bulk in the same way as council tax ‘liability orders’.

CCJs are issued by the Northampton County Court Business Centre. This is a bulk processing centre commonly used to submit CCJ notifications en mass. There are no judges or anyone legally trained so claim forms are never reviewed by a judge.

Where there is no response to the claim, the claimant can request a default judgement which is automatically taken against the defendant.

Go to Trust Online and pay £6 to search for any CCJs against you. Select ‘check a person’; then select the box ‘England and Wales County Court Judgements’; then enter your information as requested. You will receive a PDF by email. https://search.trustonline.org.uk/Search/Person

All records of County Court Judgments (CCJ) are held in the Registry of Judgments, Orders and Fines are automatically destroyed after six years for both paid and unpaid debts.

If you don’t want to wait that long there are certain circumstances where you might be able to have the entry changed or removed.

If you feel you don’t owe the debt, you can ask the court to re-open the case against you. You must show you have a genuine legal reason that you do not owe the money.

The first thing you would need to do is contact the court and ask them to set aside the CCJ either by using form N244, or by letter. In most cases, you will be charged a fee for this. Acting quickly will give you more chance of being successful provided you have a justifiable reason.

You can write on the N244 that your reason for having the CCJ set aside is because the company has not provided you with proof of claim. You can then list a timeline of the dates of your notices as evidence. State the acts and statutes under which you have asked for specific information. eg DSAR pursuant to the Data Protection Act 2018.

If the court agrees with your request to set aside the CCJ, you will have the chance to put forward your case. If the court finds you don’t owe the money, it will remove the CCJ from the Registry of Judgments, Orders and Fines. It will usually take around three to four weeks to complete this.

Pre-Pay Meters

At the beginning of 2023 Ofgemsaid that the ban on forced prepayment meters would continue beyond March 2023, and not resume until suppliers are found to be adhering to a code of practice. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/mar/14/ban-forced-installation-prepayment-meters-ofgem

In November 2023, the new code of practice was announced: https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/ofgem-new-rules-prepay-energy-31373791. It says that “energy suppliers must make at least 10 attempts to contact a customer before putting in an application to install a meter” and “conduct a “site welfare visit” before installing a prepay meter”.

But according to current legislation, an energy company cannot fit a pre-pay meter to claw back a ‘debt’; they need your consent to fit a prepay meter under the Electric and Gas (pre paid meter) Regulations 2006.

Some British Gas customers have reported having had their locks drilled and pre-pay meters fitted when they were out of the house. Secure your home and perimeter; get extra locks and bolts fitted. Don’t let anyone in your household answer the door to strangers. Lock your front gate. Consider getting a lockable grill or box fitted around external meters.

If you are with British Gas or EON and haven’t stopped paying them yet you may want to consider switching to a different billing company before you stop paying. After reading posts in various groups for the past two years it is evident that British Gas and EON are the most ruthless and aggressive.

If your own meter has been removed by a billing company and replaced with one of their own prepay meters, report the theft to the Police, get a crime number and then invoice the billing company for your loss and distress. When they don’t pay, take the billing company to court by submitting an N1 claim online with the County Court Money Claims Centre. If the amount you are claiming is under £10,000 it will go through the small claims track for an upfront fee of around £500.

If you do find yourself with a pre-pay meter, just get your own meters fitted again – it will be cheaper in the long run. They can only visit three times. If you stop them from entering for the first two visits you can let them change the meter on the third visit and just get it replaced again afterwards.

Disconnecting Electricity

To disconnect the house the Electricity Act 1989 only gives authority to do so if they can prove that the meter has been damaged. Where is the proof of their claim? If one has a safety certificate for the meter where is the evidence of any damage to a supplier’s meter?

Also, the offence has only been committed on summary conviction. So the supplier would need to prove that an offence had been committed.

Electricity Act 1989, Schedule 6:

Damage to electrical plant etc.

6(1)A person who intentionally or by culpable negligence damages or allows to be damaged—

(a)any electric line or electrical plant provided by an electricity distributor; or

(b)any electricity meter provided by an electricity supplier,

shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level 3 on the standard scale.

(2)Where an offence has been committed under sub-paragraph (1) by the occupier of any premises (or by the owner of the premises if they are unoccupied when the offence is committed) in relation to any electric line or electrical plant provided by an electricity distributor for making or maintaining a connection to the premises, the distributor may disconnect the premises.

(3)Where an offence has been committed under sub-paragraph (1) in relation to an electricity meter provided by an electricity supplier which is situated on any premises, by the occupier (or by the owner of the premises if they are unoccupied when the offence is committed), the supplier may disconnect the premises and may remove the meter.

(4)A meter removed under sub-paragraph (3) shall be kept safely by the supplier until the Authority authorises its destruction or disposal.

(5)The distributor or supplier shall not be under any obligation to reconnect (and in the case of a supplier to restore the supply to) any premises disconnected under sub-paragraph (2) or (3) until—

(a)the offender is no longer the occupier or, as the case may be, the owner of the premises; or

(b)the matter in consequence of which the premises were disconnected has been remedied.

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1989/29/schedule/6/2021-08-01

You can request a court order to reconnect the property in the county court.

First write back to the energy broker / company requesting the original contract. They cannot supply one. Write back again asking for the legislation they rely upon for your rogue meters. They cannot supply it.

Write back asking for the safety report detailing the meters were unsafe. They haven’t got one.

They cannot find supply any of this. Now put in a claim form at the local county court for an order to be granted as they cut you off under false pretences against your protected vulnerabilities. They will now have to respond or lose.

Warrants of Entry

The company claiming they have a warrant must refer you to the source of authority for their claimed reason for wishing to gain entry. Failing that they can only enter in case of an emergency which implies danger to occupants and or others for which they must provide evidence.

Warrants can only be lawfully granted for safety under the Rights of Entry (Gas & Electricity Boards) Act 1954. So if you have a valid CP12 Gas Safety Certificate for your meter they cannot gain entry to your property unless someone has reported the smell of gas.

Safety warrants can only be lawfully used by someone with Emergency Service Provider training, such as a National Grid employee as they need special training to perform the work on dangerous pipes and fittings. They have the right of entry to check for dangerous pipes, dangerous fittings, or gas escape but they cannot just presume these three points.

At the time of first writing this post many suppliers were gaining entry to fit prepay meters with fraudulent warrants in bulk from magistrates courts in the same way that council tax liability orders are generated. In early 2023, Grant Shapps issued orders to Ofgem to stop these warrants. But why is that? Lets look at the legislation.

The Act being used for fitting prepay meters is the Gas & Electricity Boards Act. The clue is in the title. Remember that there were 14 regional electricity boards, which were privatised and turned into Distribution Network Operators.

The legislation states that entry can only be authorised by a Justice of the Peace on sworn information by a gas or electricity operator – not a supplier, or even a third party claiming to be working for an alleged supplier. Rights of Entry (Gas & Electricity Boards) Act 1954 https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Eliz2/2-3/21/section/2

Here the legislation clearly makes a distinction between an OPERATOR and a SUPPLIER. Such a warrant would be void for a supplier, or any third party claiming to be acting on behalf of a ‘supplier’, so you would be able to sue them later with a County Court claim for theft, distress, and damage to your property.

Find your Network Operator here: https://www.energynetworks.org/customers/find-my-network-operator

A magistrate has no authority to grant a warrant to anybody else including “suppliers”. To do so is fraud and the warrant, as confirmed by Lord Denning, is null and void ab initio. It doesn’t need to go back to court. Any warrant, writ or order from a court that hasn’t followed legal protocol is immediately void.

The legislation clearly states that only an operator can apply for a warrant to gain entry to our property. Yet there is a fraudulent system set up which is being well-used by various companies. It is time for us to sue these “magistrates courts” granting these fake warrants including going after the JPs (and other officers) in their private capacities.

Anybody who has had a warrant granted against them under this Act can sue all the people involved including the court. If a supplier has such a fake warrant then we also have breach of Magistrates Court Act 1980. Lord Chief Justice Widgery stated in case law that if a magistrate fails to apply his mind to an application for a warrant he is guilty of a serious act of maladministration and must be reported to the authorities immediately.

A supplier would be guilty of:

Breach of GDPR
Aggravated Trespass
Breach of Theft Act 1968 section21
Breach of Fraud Act 2006 (various sections)
Breach of Malicious Communications Act 1997

In addition, the Electricity (Prepayment Meter) Regulations 2006, Section 4 (1)

4.—(1) An electricity supplier may not recover sums specified in regulation 3(1) by means of a prepayment meter unless it has previously entered into an agreement with the customer which complies with paragraphs (2) and (4), and, where applicable, regulations 5 and 6.

(2) The agreement must state in writing—

(a)the name of the customer;

(b)any charges that the customer will be required to pay in addition to those recovered under regulation 3; and

(c)that the electricity supplier warrants that he has, orally, provided the customer with details as required under paragraph (3).

(3) The details required by this paragraph are—

(a)other means of payment available to the customer;

(b)the operation of the prepayment meter, particularly as regards the recovery of debt and charging for ongoing consumption; and

(c)the implications of failing to make any payments in full or in part when they fall due under the agreement.

(4) The agreement must include written terms to the following effect—

(a)that the customer can give a notice of cancellation to the electricity supplier;

(b)where notice of cancellation is given, the agreement shall be treated as if it had not been made;

(c)notice of cancellation can be given orally or in writing and must be given within seven working days beginning with the day on which the customer receives written terms of the agreement; and

(d)either party can terminate the agreement on provision of 30 days’ oral or written notice.

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2006/2010/regulation/4/made

Because there is no contract ‘suppliers’ cannot take us to a civil court for a standard money claim. So, as with council tax ‘liability orders’, these warrants of entry are bulk listing applications in the Magistrates Court – the wrong jurisdiction for a Civil ‘debt’. The ‘supplier’ rents the room at the court for the day and a list of warrants is produced without any name for accountabilty or proper court stamp with the date. The enforcement officers and police treat it as an authentic warrant.

Technically the granting of a warrant by a Magistrate for a civil ‘debt’ breaches the Magistrates Oath of office to be fair and impartial.

The law says, a warrant of entry can only be obtained for court fines, Rule 10(c) of the Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Rules 2015.

You can stop an application they make to the court for a warrant of entry by opposing it and proving that there are no health and safety issues with your safety certificates. You can put the claimants’ representative on the stand to testify. Once you establish that there are no healthy and safety grounds the matter is entirely a monetary dispute, so a fair and impartial Magistrate acting under their Oath of Office must decline the application, although some do breach their oath.

Most applications will be withdrawn by the energy company when you make it clear you are going to interview them under oath. They cannot honestly say that the warrant is needed for health and safety issues because the only issue is a disputed ‘debt’ which should be argued in the county court as a money claim.

You can get help stopping a warrant application from OFGEM – Just phone them and tell them a Charity referred you: OFGEM Extra Help Unit: 020 7901 7295.

https://sites.google.com/view/gas-electricity-warrant/home

Some billing companies threaten to change your meter to a pre-pay meter. If they turn up on your doorstep waving a piece of paper they claim to be a ‘warrant’ don’t fall for the scam. There is no date, no stamp from the court with a date written on it, and no name of a Justice of the Peace. The suppliers hire a room at a Magistrates Court and write their own warrants which are issued under a fictitious title such as Chief Magistrate with no name so they are not liable.

The warrants being issued for Rights of Entry under the gas and electricity acts do not follow due process: they are not supposed to be issued to ‘suppliers’ the remember that the legislation states that warrants can only be issued to gas or electricity ‘operators’.

In addition, the agents exercising the right to entry are third parties, not employees of the ‘supplier’ that applied for the warrant. Suppliers apply for the warrant but their employees don’t come to your doorstep with the warrant: they send sub-contractors, a locksmith, and the Police none of whom work for the ‘supplier’. Some ‘suppliers’ give the third party sub-contracted agents a company uniform, this doesn’t make them an employee.

Always ask anyone coming to your door for their ID – both the company ID and their Drivers Licence. The Company ID must show their full name, job title, photo, and the name of the company they actually work for, not the company that has sub-contracted them.

The letter from the ‘supplier’ is not a summons and there is no information laid before the justices. The Magistrates Court Act 1980 states that only a Justice of the Peace can issue a summons. If you phone the Magistrates Court they will deny any knowledge of the application. The people enforcing them: the so-called bailiffs, locksmiths, and sub-contractors of the billing company are committing fraud.

Warrants can only be granted for safety under the Gas Act 1954. So if you have a safety certificate for your meter they cannot gain entry to your property unless someone has reported the smell of gas. They have the right of entry to check for dangerous pipes, dangerous fittings, or gas escape but they cannot just presume these three points.

If you have a valid CP12 Gas Safety Certificate, also known as a Landlord’s Certificate, then no company has the right to presume that the meter and pipes in your home are dangerous.

Unless there is a real immediate safety issue that presents an immediate danger to life then there is no right of access, even with a civil warrant, without your consent. Consent is always required!

The gas agent will apply for the warrant of entry under health and safety to gain entry to fit a prepayment meter. There is no body of words that permits entry to fit a prepayment meter. The fitting of a prepayment meter is by consent only. See Rights of Entry (Gas and Electricity Boards) Act 1954 c. 21 (Regnal. 2_and_3_Eliz_2) Section 2.

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Eliz2/2-3/21/section/2

The Gas Safety (Rights of Entry) Regulations 1996 state that the justice shall not grant a warrant under this section in respect of the right of entry in question unless he is satisfied (b)that admission to the premises for that purpose was sought in a case of emergency and was refused by or on behalf of the occupier; note: IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY.

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1996/2535/made/data.xht?wrap=true

In order for a warrant to be issued, the more recent 1980 Magistrates Courts Act, (which therefore has precedence over the outdated Right of Entry act 1954) is clear that there has to have been a hearing, to which the court has an obligation by law to invite you to in order to give you the opportunity to defend yourself (i.e have a fair trial). Therefore, if the court hasn’t actually summoned you for a hearing then there is no official hearing.

Even if there was a hearing, the court is obliged to inform the defendant (us) that the claimant/creditor (Utility company) has been successful in their claim. All correspondence from the Utility companies are not official court documentation and thus are fraudulent when impersonating the courts.

The Rights of Entry Act and the Electricity Act 1989, says that if there is any genuine dispute between the consumer and the utility company, a warrant of entry CANNOT be issued.

Any Police in attendance are supposed to be impartial and only there to prevent a breach of the peace. Any Policy (aka Policy Officer) protecting a corporate entity, or any third party interloper, such as a locksmith, is publicly and privately liable and can be sued for criminal damage where there was no valid warrant of entry for safety.

The locksmith can only drill one lock. So if that is the lock on your gate then they can’t get access to your home.

Where there is a valid warrant of entry for safety only someone with Emergency Service Provider training, such as a National Grid employee or Network Operator employee, can perform the work on dangerous pipes and fittings. Supplier engineers are only qualified to work on the meter because they don’t have ESP training. Likewise, National Grid employees cannot remove the meter. So, if they want to come to do a safety check, let them – after they have provided their company ID and their Drivers Licence.

Find out who your Network Operator is here: https://www.energynetworks.org/customers/find-my-network-operator

Any company absolutely cannot force entry into your home, whether rented or owned. Debt is a civil matter and no force can be used, no matter what threats they make. Force used in a civil matter is an act of terrorism.

If they change your name to the occupier to gain entry without your consent it is fraud:
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Eliz2/2-3/21/section/2

If a Network Operator does get a warrant, it is only valid for 28 days so always check the date.

In the above example, Haste Limited were granted a fraudulent ‘warrant of entry’ by Birmingham Magistrates’ Court who have broken the legislation by awarding the warrant to a third party Limited Company that is not registered as either a supplier or an operator.

The Act cited on the warrant requires information in writing to be given to a Justice of the Peace, otherwise known as a Magistrate. So the first question would be to ask Birmingham Magistrates Court if Mr Stewart and Mr Prever are listed as being Magistrates at that court.

According to Companies House the SIC Code Classification for Haste Limited defines them as ‘Repair of electrical equipment’ with the Activity listed on Endole being ‘Domestic appliance support and maintenance’. Therefore, the legislation does not apply to Haste Limited and they cannot make an application for a warrant of entry pursuant to Section 2 of the Act because they are not a supplier or an operator.

Rights of Entry (Gas and Electricity Boards) Act 1954
2 Warrant to authorise entry.
(1) Where it is shown to the satisfaction of a justice of the peace, on sworn information in writing,—
[F1(a)that admission to premises specified in the information is reasonably required by a gas operator or an electricity operator or by an employee of a gas operator or an electricity operator;]
(b)that [F2the operator or [F3any employee of the operator]], as the case may be, would, apart from the preceding section, be entitled for that purpose to exercise in respect of the premises a right of entry to which this Act applies; and
(c) that the requirements (if any) of the relevant enactment have been complied with,
then subject to the provisions of this section the justice may by warrant under his hand authorise [F4the operator or [F3any employee of the operator]], as the case may be, to enter the premises, if need be by force.
(2) If, in a case to which the preceding subsection applies, the relevant enactment does not require notice of an intended entry to be given to the occupier of the premises, the justice shall not grant a warrant under this section in respect of the right of entry in question unless he is satisfied—
(a)that admission to the premises for the purpose specified in the information was sought by a person lawfully requiring entry in the exercise of that right, and was so sought after not less than twenty-four hours’ notice of the intended entry had been given to the occupier; or
(b)that admission to the premises for that purpose was sought in a case of emergency and was refused by or on behalf of the occupier; or
(c)that the premises are unoccupied; or
(d)that an application for admission to the premises would defeat the object of the entry.
[F5(3)Where paragraph (a) of subsection (2) above applies—
(a)section 46 of the Gas Act 1986 (if entry is required for the purposes of a [F6gas operator]); or
(b)section 109 of the Electricity Act 1989 (if entry is required for the purposes of [F7an electricity operator]),
shall apply to the service of the notice required by that paragraph.]
[F8(4)Every warrant granted under this section shall continue in force until—
(a)the time when the purpose for which the entry is required is satisfied; or
(b)the end of the period of 28 days beginning with the day on which the warrant was granted, whichever is the earlier.]
(5)Any person who, in the exercise of a right of entry under the authority of a warrant granted under this section, enters any premises which are unoccupied, or premises of which the occupier is temporarily absent, shall leave the premises as effectually secured against trespassers as he found them.
(6)Where a warrant is granted under this section in respect of a right of entry, then for the purposes of any enactment whereby—
(a)an obligation is imposed to make good damage, or to pay compensation, or to take any other step, in consequence of the exercise of the right of entry, or
(b)a penalty is imposed for obstructing the exercise of that right,
any entry effected, or sought to be effected, under the authority of the warrant shall be treated as an entry effected, or sought to be effected, in the exercise of that right of entry.
(7)This section shall, in its application to Scotland, have effect as if for any reference to a justice of the peace there were substituted a reference to the sheriff and to a magistrate or justice of the peace having jurisdiction in the place where the premises entry to which is sought are situated.
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Eliz2/2-3/21/section/2

In addition, the PO Box is a non contracting address which is not the address they have listed on Companies House. https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/03440010 . Also check https://companycheck.co.uk and https://www.endole.co.uk/ for more information about the company.

The Respondent is not named and is for The Occupier. Haste Limited are fraudulently claiming that the property is empty.

Haste Limitd do not have an Ofgem licence: https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/energy-policy-and-regulation/industry-licensing/licences-and-licence-conditions

Theft of Your Meter

If you have put in your own meters and a company comes to remove them from your house saying that they need them for evidence that they are unsafe, if they were not taken in sealed bags / boxes from the immediate point of removal, they are no longer acceptable as evidence.

If the warrant doesn’t permit taking the meters then it’s theft of personal property. Only the police can take them as evidence. Anyone else needs a warrant to take them. They have no authority, only the court has the authority to grant that action or police as evidence.

Report your meters to the police as stolen property. Get a crime number. Take the company to the small claims court for damages for permanent loss of your property.

Single Notice to Agents

If an agent claims to be acting on behalf of a ‘supplier’ threatening you with the application of a warrant to fit a pre-pay meter, send them the single notice:

https://sites.google.com/view/single-debt-letter/home

You can also remind them of this:

You are advised that the Rights of Entry (Gas & Electricity Boards) Act 1954 only permits an OPERATOR (Gas Distribution Operator) to gain entry for safety purposes, such as a gas leak. There is nothing in the Gas or Electricity legislation giving permission to a supplier or any third-party gaining entry to a home for commerce/monetary/civil matters.

Warrants can only be lawfully granted for safety under the Rights of Entry (Gas & Electricity Boards) Act 1954 to someone with Emergency Service Provider training, such as a National Grid employee or a Network Operator employee. We can stop any invalid warrant in court with our valid CP12 Gas Safety Certificate which proves that the home and meter is safe. Say that you would require the company to attend court to be interviewed under oath to provide evidence for safety grounds.

The Gas Safety (Rights of Entry) Regulations 1996 state that the justice shall not grant a warrant under this section in respect of the right of entry in question unless he is satisfied (b) that admission to the premises for that purpose was sought in a case of emergency and was refused by or on behalf of the occupier; note: IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY.

Grant Shapps has issued orders for Ofgem to stop fraudulent warrants being ordered in bulk from magistrates courts. https://news.sky.com/story/grant-shapps-launches-crackdown-on-energy-firms-forcing-financially-stretched-households-to-switch-to-prepayment-meters-12792516 Such a warrant would be void for a supplier or third party so we can sue you with a County Court claim for theft, distress, and damage to our property.

You would also be guilty of:
Breach of GDPR
Aggravated Trespass
Breach of Theft Act 1968 section21
Breach of Fraud Act 2006 (various sections)
Breach of Malicious Communications Act 1997

The legislation states that you cannot fit a pre-pay meter to claw back an alleged ‘debt’ and you would require our consent to fit a pre-pay meter under the Electric and Gas (Pre Paid Meter) Regulations 2006, section 4 (1). You are hereby notified that we do not consent to the fitting of a pre-pay meter.

Police

Ask the police in what office are they attending: as a police officer or a constable.
If constable, ask them for their Warrant card, Oath of office, and their Indemnity bonds, they HAVE to present them when asked, if they don’t then you can ask them to go away.

If they continue and start to assist the supplier agents then caution the constables that they are not allowed to assist any private company in a civil matter and inform them of the Criminal justice and Courts Act, 2015, section 26, Corrupt or other improper exercise of police powers and privileges.

The Police cannot adjudicate in a civil matter; so they cannot argue that the warrant is real. So if the Locksmith manages to open the door by drilling one lock, stand your ground. If the agent from the utility company pushes past you then it is the use of force which is a wilful and belligerent act of terrorism. At that point the police officer has got to arrest and charge the utility company agent.

Make a complaint about Police conduct: https://www.policeconduct.gov.uk/complaints/submit-a-complaint

DSAR

In the first instance you can send a DSAR to the court asking for the name of the claimant, the case management file, the legislation being used for the warrant, and a copy of the affidavit that supports the claimant’s claim. Do the same for the utility company.

Enforcement Agents Script

When you have goons at your door claiming to have a warrant, remember: they can only ‘gain entry’ if you let them. How many people have opened the doors and let them in only to realise afterwards that they didn’t have to as there was no proper warrant. Fit locks and bolts to your doors and gates and stand firm. You don’t have to speak to them, but if you do your research you can gain in confidence with what to say. Here are some suggestions but please do your own research.

Establish ID

• Do not answer the door or give your name.
• Record the interaction.
• Open a window and ask for their photographic ID. Refuse to engage with anyone until you get a photo of their ID. Ask for Company ID and Drivers Licence from each individual.
• What is their job title for the company they are working for?
• If their ID shows that they are a third party and they say they are acting on behalf of the supplier, tell them that there is no contract with their company.
• Ask for the deed of assignment to evidence the transfer of the alleged contract with the ‘supplier’ – this goes for the locksmith and any other third party.
• Do they have authority – only a representative or agent of the claimant can exercise a warrant. Ask for a signed letter of their authority to act for the utility company.
• Evidence of their public liability indemnity insurance.

Spokes Person

• Ask one of them to be the spokes person.
• Under what authority are they on your property and why?

Warrants

• Ask for their warrant and take a photo.
• Is your name on it? It should have your name, not the owner/occupier.
• Is the address correct? If there is a mistake, or it doesn’t include the flat number it is invalid.
• 

Is the date correct? It should not be older than 14 days or it is invalid.
• Who is it for and for what reason?
• When there is no name of the Magistrate on the summons phone the court and ask for the Magistrate or designated persons recorded against the summons pursuant to the Magistrates Court (Amendment) Rules 2019, Rule 7 substituting rule 98. Traditionally all summonses were signed with the name of the judge, magistrate or justices legal adviser issuing them but Rule 7 dispenses with the requirement for a signature provided that court office keeps a record of issue. Complainants will no longer need to affix the name of the issuing officer on the summons.
• Rule 5 dispenses with the requirement that warrants are signed but there must be a record of the person issuing the warrant at the court.
• A warrant does not need a wet-ink signature but if it doesn’t have a signature the enforcement agent must have a signed certificate. Ask to see when they arrive as it must have a wet-ink signature by a judge. If the certificate is without a wet-ink signature then you can ask them to leave your premises and threaten to call the police.

GAS: Warrants of Entry for safety can only be issued to Network Operators under the Gas Act if a smell of gas has been reported and the householder has previously refused entry.

ELECTRIC: Suppliers can only enter to inspect the meter. Are these people employees of the supplier? Is the meter theirs? Does it have their company name on it? If not then there is no implied right of access.

• What are the grounds for safety concerns?
• Meter tampering – where is the evidence?
• Show them your gas and electric safety certificates. State that any claim of a safety issues is fraudulent and that you are being harassed.
• Ask the Network Operator’s legal team to check the warrant.
• If they still insist they have a right to entry then disengage. Close the door or window.
• At this point they will either instruct the locksmith to gain entry or they will leave.
• If the locksmith tries to pick your lock then open a window and inform the locksmith that the warrant he is assisting is fraudulent, tell him you are recording him because whilst the enforcement agent is exempt from liability even if the warrant is fraudulent the locksmith is not and he will be commuting a crime by continuing to break in to your home.

Report Fake Warrants

Complain About the COMPANY applying for fraudulent Warrants, they are TRUSTED #Fiduciary

https://hmcts-complaint-form-eng.form.service.justice.gov.uk

WE KNOW WARRANTS ARE FAKE BUT DO THE COURTS?

💥 Complain To HMCTS https://hmcts-complaint-form-eng.form.service.justice.gov.uk/
Takes 5 Mins

💥 Complain directly to the Court issuing the Warrant Find Here https://www.find-court-tribunal.service.gov.uk/search-by-name

1. Warrants says: Agent Not Employee, breach of Gas Act 1954
   https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Eliz2/2-3/21/section/2
2. Let the court know they are not a Network Operator, Gas Act 1954
   https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Eliz2/2-3/21/section/2
3. Let the court know they are not a Supplier pursuant to the Electricity Act 1989
   https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1989/29/schedule/6
4. The Court can Check companies house to verify – give them the URL and a screenshot of the SIC code for that Company.
5. They have no Contract or Deed of Assignment.
6. Breaching DPA2018 failing Fiduciary Duties; make an ICO Complaint https://ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint/

FRAUD FRAUD FRAUD

COMPANIES MISLEADING THE COURTS AND POLICE

Digging the Road

• They cannot dig up the road to cut your gas supply.
• The network of electricity cables belong to the Network Operator, the supplier doesn’t own them and cannot tamper with them.


• The road is owned by the council; the Network Operator would need planning permission from the council to dig up the road. Ask for their planning permission documents in the name of the Network Operator.
• Southern and Scottish Networks have an obligation to ensure supply.

Police

• Ask for their name, shoulder badge number, the station they are from, and the name of their commanding officer.
• Ask them to show their warrant card – up to three times. If they don’t show it they are now in breach of the Police Act 1996, Section 90 which carries a penalty of up to 6 months in jail for impersonating a police officer.
• Ask for their Indemnity bond, they HAVE to present them when asked, if they don’t then you can ask them to leave.
• Ask the police in what office are they attending: as a police officer or a constable.
• Ask if s/he is acting under their oath. 
They can only be involved if there is a breach of the peace, they cannot adjudicate in a civil matter.
• If officer say that you do not give your consent and you do not stand under them.
• If they continue to assist the supplier agents then caution them that they are not allowed to assist any private company in a civil matter and inform them of the Criminal justice and Courts Act, 2015, section 26, Corrupt or other improper exercise of police powers and privileges.
• By law the police have to examine the paper work. If the agents do not have the documents, the police are required by law to arrest them. If the police officer refuse to arrest them, threaten the police with serious formal allegations under the police disciplinary codes, for perverting the course of justice and serious negligence of duty.
• If the Locksmith manages to open the door by drilling one lock, stand your ground.
• If they agent from the utility company pushes past you then it is the use of force which is a wilful and belligerent act of terrorism. At that point the police officer has got to arrest and charge the utility company agent.
• Make a complaint about Police conduct: https://www.policeconduct.gov.uk/complaints/submit-a-complaint

Network Operator

• The Network Operator does not change the metre, a Gas Safe Engineer can.
• The Operator is responsible for everything up to the meter.
• Find out who your network operator is and ask for them to come out and do a safety check.
• Gas = SGN
  Electric = SSE – Scottish & Southern Electricity Networks is a trading name of Scottish and Southern Energy Power Distribution Limited. Registered in Scotland No. SC213459.
• In southern England the electricity network operator is Scottish & Southern Electricity Networks. If there is a power cut call them on 0800 072 7282.
• In southern England the gas network operator is SGN. If you have a gas emergency call them on 0800 111 999.
• Find your energy network operator here: https://www.energynetworks.org/customers/find-my-network-operator

The Gas Act 1986

2) The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision for empowering any officer authorised by the relevant authority—
(a) to enter any premises in which there is a service pipe connected with a gas main, for the purpose of inspecting any gas fitting on the premises, any flue or means of ventilation used in connection with any such gas fitting, or [F2any part of the gas system on the premises, that is to say,] any service pipe or other apparatus (not being a gas fitting) which is on the premises and is used for the [F2conveyance or] supply of gas or is connected with a gas main;
(b) where he so enters any such premises, to examine or apply any test to any such object as is mentioned in paragraph (a) above and (where the object is a gas fitting) to verify what supply of air is available for it; and
(c) where in his opinion it is necessary to do so for the purpose of averting danger to life or property, and notwithstanding any contract previously existing, to disconnect and seal off any gas fitting or any part of the [F3gas system on the premises, or disconnect the premises or, if the premises are not connected, to signify the refusal of the relevant authority to convey gas or, as the case may be, allow gas to be conveyed to the premises].
(3) Where any regulations under subsection (2) above confer any power in accordance with paragraph (c) of that subsection, the regulations shall also include provision—
(a) for securing that, where any such power is exercised, the consumer will be notified as to the nature of the defect or other circumstances in consequence of which it has been exercised;
(b) for enabling any consumer so notified to appeal to the Secretary of State on the grounds that the defect or other circumstances in question did not constitute a danger such as to justify the action taken in the exercise of the power, or did not exist or have ceased to exist; and
(c) for enabling the Secretary of State to give such directions as may in accordance with the regulations be determined by him to be appropriate in consequence of any such appeal.

This means that should enforcement agents enter your property and make the decision to remove your meter that you have fitted and replace it or cap your supply pending a reconnection process then they must inform you of why they are taking any action. They are limited to safety issues in order to remove a device or interrupt your supply. If they cannot present a safety issue then they cannot remove your property.

They must also inform you of your right to appeal their decision.

Again, these bullies are entering peoples homes and not following the regulations by which they are bound and WE are allowing them to get away with it.

Please share this information and never forget that knowledge is power.

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1986/44/section/18

Things to Do

• Fit bolts and extra dead locks on gates and all doors.
• Make sure you have gas and electrical safety certificates.
• Obtain a Removal of Implied Rights of Access letter and have it witnessed by a solicitor who is a Commissioner for Oaths (costs approx £5.00), send these to any agents involved with your harassment.
• Your meters are your property so if they are removed without your consent it is theft of your property. Raise a crime reference number with the police for theft and harassment.

Legislation

Legislation applies to corporations and implied corporations/Persons/Legal Fictions. We can however use it against corporations as we see fit.

Bills of Exchange Act 1882

• https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Vict/45-46/61/body/enacted#:~:text=(1)A%20bill%20of%20exchange,specified%20person%2C%20or%20to%20bearer

Stamp Act 1981

• https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Vict/54-55/39/1999-10-01

Consumer Credit Act Section 123 – Section 5

• https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1974/39/contents

Rights of Entry – Gas and Electricity Board Act 1954

• https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Eliz2/2-3/21/section/2

Gas Act 1986

• https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1986/44/section/33BA

‘No meter shall be used for the purpose of ascertianing the quantity of gas supplied through pipes to any person unless it is stamped either by, or on the authority of, a meter examiner appointed by the Secretary of state.‘ Gas Act 1986, Chapter 44, Part I, Section 17, (1).

In addition, a meter cannot be stamped unless it is of an approved pattern and construction. This requirement applied to all meters for domestic, commercial, and light industrial billing i.e meters up to a maximum flow rate of 1,600 cubic metres per hour at standard conditions of temperature and pressure.

The only requirement is that a meter is stamped.

Electricity Act 1989

It is a requirement under Schedule 7 of the Electricity Act 1989 that all meters (ie primary and secondary) used for billing purposes must be of an approved pattern or construction and installed in an approved manner. Prior to October 2006, electricity meters were approved under GB national legislation and a list of approved meters is available from Schedule 4 (this list is commonly referred to as Schedule 4 as this list is a requirement under Schedule 4 of the Meters (Certification) Regulations (SI 1998/1566)). Schedule 7 of the Electricity Act 1989 also requires that meters are certified, although this requirement is not applicable to meters installed in non-domestic premises or for secondary meters (eg in a landlord-tenant situation). However, where certification is not required, there must be an agreement, in writing, between the supplier and consumer to dispense with certification.

Fraud Act 2006

• https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/35/contents

Theft Act 1968

• https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1968/60/section/1

Contempt Of Court – Archbold – Lord Diplock

• https://contempt.fmotl.com/

Regulations

Regulations are not legislation. The use and performance of electricity meters is governed by Schedule 7 of the Electricity Act 1989 and supporting legislation in the form of Statutory Instruments including:

• Meters (approval of Pattern or Construciton and Manner of Installation) Regulations
• Meters (Certification) Regulations
• Electricity (Approval of Pattern or Construction and Installation and Certification) Amendment Regulations (SI 2002/3129)
• Measuring Instruments (EC Requirements) (Electrical Energy Meters) Regulations (SI 1995/2607)
• Measuring Instruments (EC Requirements (Electrical Energy Meters) (Amendment) Regulations (SI 2002/3082)
• Measuring Instruments Regulations (SI 2016/1153)

Supplier Goes Bust

If you’re with an energy company that went bust give a final reading to the previous supplier via the online web-form and pay anything outstanding, if you want to do so. Then, simply don’t respond to the new company because you don’t have a contract with them. They will attempt to harass you because they believe they have a deemed contract, but if you haven’t created joinder with them then there isn’t one. Don’t create joinder by contacting them. You can avoid any intimidation by simply not opening their envelopes and returning them.

With the gas and electric I cancelled my direct debit after my previous company went bust and I just Return to Sender (RTS) any correspondence. They usually print their logo on the envelope but you can spot them easily because it will be a white window envelope with a PO Box address on the back. You can look up the address online to find out which company it is from.

The use of a window envelope is mail fraud because a PO Box is a non contracting address. So the envelope and its contents are already fraudulent, regardless of anything else. It can’t be anything but fraud because they have no lawful right to charge us for anything.

It has been two years since I cancelled my Direct Debit with the supplier that went bust. At the time I was in credit. After RTSing a couple of bills and blocking a couple of emails, it went to a Debt Collection Agent. I ignored all text and phone calls from the DCA. The DCA didn’t write to me or visit my house, as far as I know. It has now gone back to the billing company and they sent one letter, which I sent back RTS. That was a few weeks ago and it has gone quiet since. I generally get two letters a year from the new supplier and when I RTS them I get a letter from a DCA.

Debt Collectors

Eventually you will get contact from a Debt Collection Agent (DCA). Don’t answer calls from numbers you don’t know and block any that leave voicemails or send texts. They are persistent and may try a couple of times a week for upto eight weeks with the texting and calls. If you don’t respond they will send it back to the billing company and the bills start to appear again, which should be Returned to Sender within 72 hours.

They may not bother calling round but be vigilant and don’t answer the door to any strangers. If the bailiffs/debt collectors come knocking on your door with their fake warrants open a window, not the door, and ask them for their name, backed up by the company ID and their Drivers Licence. Photograph them and film the interaction. Ask them to leave the property three times and then they are committing unsolicited trespass. Tell them you will send them a bill for £10,000 (as per your trespass notice in your window) if they don’t leave immediately. Have an angle-grinder ready incase they try to clamp your car.

More information about dealing with debt collectors and bailiffs here: https://awakenedgb.wordpress.com/2022/01/18/how-to-deal-with-bailiffs/

The fact is that if it has gone to debt collectors then your debt has been paid by the DCA. You have no contract with the DCA and therefore owe them nothing.

The Process

There are many different processes and no one way is necessarily better than the other. You can write a DSAR to the Data Protection Officer asking for the proof of claim, the name of the man or woman making the claim, the contract, and evidence of the obligation to pay, giving them 30 days to respond. After that a Notice of Conditional Acceptance saying that you promise to pay if they can provide the information you requested within 14 days, then a Notice of Default & Opportunity to Cure giving them 7 days, finally a Notice of Termination.

Always send your Notices Royal Mail First Class Signed For to prove that they were sent

Or you can simply write a Notice of Termination to the CEO by name with a final reading and ask for a final bill – don’t give a reason. Pay the bill if you want to. If you feel confident handling bailiffs then simply don’t pay and Return to Sender (RTS) any further correspondence.

Always block emails and make them write to you. Never talk on the phone and don’t fill out web forms. Always send your Notices Royal Mail First Class Signed For to prove that they were sent. Remember, this is the evidence you can use in court if necessary.

Eventually the billing company will sell your ‘debt’ to a Debt Collection Agent. At this point your ‘debt’ has been paid by the DCA. They will then start texting and phoning you to intimidate you into paying off the ‘debt’ and their extortionate fees. I don’t answer any calls or text and block the numbers.

If the DCA can be bothered to write to you regarding the ‘debt’ you can respond with a DSAR or the three notice process. See previous posts.

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.

My Process

I put a notice in my window which can be seen from the door removing the implied rights of access to my property. Click on this link to print a copy of the Trespass Notice:

Trespass Notice

With the water company I started by deleting the direct debits from my bank account. I waited for the billing company to contact me about the change of direct debit details. I then blocked all emails to force them to write to me.

Once I had received a letter from the water company, I sent a DSAR including a processing of data notice, and removal of implied rights of access notice to the Chief Executive. I then sent a Notice of Conditional Acceptance, and then Notice of Default & Opportunity to Cure. I never said I wouldn’t pay, I said I would conditionally accept to pay on receipt of the signed contract and their proof of claim, which of course, they have never been able to send.

All notices must be sent to a named person to an address that is the registered company address. Send by Royal Mail First Class Signed For and keep the receipt and attach it to a signed copy of your notices. Look up the reference online and print out the signed proof of delivery.

However, if I was to do this again I would probably just say I moved out or just RTS everything since there is no contract and they are writing to my legal fiction Mr/Mrs Firstname Lastname – which isn’t me the living wo/man. I wasted a lot of energy going through the notice process with them and they were ruthless liars.

Invoice the Billing Company

Going through the Notice process with the billing company does have benefits. You can make a claim for non-compliance with a DSAR and you can also claim for your fees. I included my terms of engagement in the first Notice and included a fee schedule. They didn’t rebut my terms and didn’t honour my requests so I sent them regular invoices for the terms that they breached. They didn’t pay the invoices so I made an N1 claim with the County Court Money Claims Centre.

They have contested it saying that there was no contract. However, my first Notice was a contract and by failing to rebut it in the given time frame they agreed through their silence.

Persons of Significant Control / Dormant Company

Look up the company on Companies House and check to see if there is a Person of Significant Control for the company and whether the company has been declared ‘dormant’. If the company has been declared dormant then they are trading illegally. Bulb was trading insolvent for a long time before it was taken over by Octopus so their customers should not have been charged over that period. Sometimes there are legitimate circumstances why a company has no PSC but it is worth investigating. If there are one or more reportable PSCs and there is a failure to report then refusing to provide PSC information is a criminal offence. A company with no PSC needs to inform Companies House to that effect so that a statement can be placed on the register as to the reason why there isn’t one.

Credit Brokers

All utilities are already paid using your credit from your trust and from taxation.

Billing companies are not suppliers of gas, electricity or water they are credit brokers selling debt. They are registered with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) which states on their website ‘we regulate financial services firms and financial markets in the UK’. The type of firms they regulate are banks, building societies, credit unions, consumer credit companies, financial advisers, mortgage lenders, and investment managers.

The FCA do not say that they regulate utility companies, yet South East Water Limited is registered with them because it offers or sells insurance products and services. So are they a supplier of water or a financial institution?

Search the FCA Register for your ‘supplier’: https://register.fca.org.uk/s/search?q=South%20east%20water&type=Companies

All utility companies are operating as credit brokers and they are supposed to notify you of this when you enter into a service agreement with them. It should be made clear that you are paying for debt and not for the supply of electricity, gas, or water. A true contract should be drawn up before payment is made as follows:

Consumer Credit Act 1974
Under the Consumer Credit act 1974, Chapter 39, Part V, section 61; a signed credit agreement has to be signed by both parties.

61 Signing of agreement

1. A regulated agreement is not properly executed unless-
   a) a document in the prescribed form itself containing all the prescribed
   terms and conforming to regulations under section 60(1) is signed in the
   prescribed manner both by the debtor or hirer and by or on behalf of
   the creditor or owner, and
   b) the document embodies all the terms of the agreement, other than
   implied terms, and
   c) the document is, when presented or sent to the debtor or hirer for
   signature, in such a state that all its terms are readily legible.

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1974/39/section/61

Under the Consumer Credit act 1974, Chapter 39, Part X, section 155; an individual has the right to recover brokerage fees. Meaning an individual is protected if no credit agreement has been signed and anything over £5 has to be refunded.

155 Right to recover brokerage fees.

1. [Subject to subsection (2A),] the excess over [£5] of a fee or commission for
   his services charged by a credit-broker to an individual to whom this subsection
   applies shall cease to be payable or, as the case may be, shall be recoverable by
   the individual if the introduction does not result in his entering into a relevant
   agreement within the six months following the introduction (disregarding any
   agreement which is cancelled under section 69(1) or becomes subject to section
   69(2)).

Note: if you were not made aware that you were dealing with a credit broker and buying debt, then this would constitute fraud and all prior payments including direct debits should be reclaimed.

The utility company committed fraud because they did not tell you the real nature of their business. If you were paying direct debit, you can claim it all back because the company concealed information.

• Cancel the Direct Debit.
• Send a Notice of Termination with a final reading to the CEO by name – send Royal Mail Signed For.
• Clear the balance if you want to.
• Fit your own meters.
• Get safety certificates to preempt any warrant of entry pursuant to the Gas Act.

Get the registration number as evidence of the fraud, then contact your bank and let them know the direct debit was paid in error due to fraud under the Direct Debit Guarantee. See previous post on how to do this.

You’re the creditor, they’re selling debt to you and defrauding you into thinking it’s an actual payment for gas or electric.

There is no “act” declaring that all our ‘legal fictions/persons’ are entitled to free gas and electric. We have already paid for the gas and electric via either taxation or our Trust and we are being requested to pay a second time, hence the term “re-payments”. The government uses our credit to pay for the gas and electric, creating a debt, which they sell to “utility” companies, which are really credit brokers, who sell debt to you, defrauding you into think it’s an actual payment for gas and electric.

Giro Credit Slip

Look up the case of Paul Webster; he defended the case brought against him by British Gas by stating that he had paid them using a bank giro credit slip. The Judge finally threw the case out because British Gas failed to turn up to court.

Here is a video about the paper bill and the giro credit slip:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbxfJjOK2w8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRpstChs8CI

NESERA / GESERA

What if Nesera / Gesera actually requires us to get up and consciously move ourselves from fear into love? What if we are required to make the effort to make the necessary changes in our own lives rather than sitting back and eating popcorn and waiting for someone to give us money for nothing? 5D living is about being love incarnated and using heart-centred consciousness to direct our actions to make positive change for ourselves and others. Be the change you want to see.

TEMPLATE NOTICES

DSAR Questions

How do you ensure that all of your meters are calibrated?
Do meters need to be maintained?
How do you ensure that all of your meters are maintained?
How do you charge or identify a set unit of either gas or electricity and make sure this metering is calibrated to a national measure?
Is this identified or maintained in regular meter maintenance?
Does {insert company} or any of its subsidiary companies own the metering devices?
Is meter maintenance included in the daily standing charge?
A copy of the contract, upon which you rely, for the provision and supply of services at the address listed.

ALTERNATIVE NOTICE PROCESS

Notice One

Private and confidential

CEO name and address

Alledged customer reference or account number:

Today’s date::

NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF CONTRACT AND COLLECTION OF GAS AND ELECTRIC METERS

Notice to agent is notice to principle, notice to principal is notice to agent

We are the tenant / owner of: [your property address here]

We do not require or wish your services, contract or equipment at this location.

This is a formal notice to collect the below listed items:

1: (1) One decommissioned & boxed Gas meter – [Serial no: of meter]

2: (1) One decommissioned & boxed Electric meter – [Serial no: of meter]

Failure to collect these two decommissioned, boxed items within ( 14 ) Fourteen days from the date of this notice will result in your equipment being stored in private premises at a cost of ten (10) pounds per item per day to …..[your supplier here]…….

By: :John: Smith

Notice Two

Private and confidential

CEO name and address

Alledged Account Number:

Date:

REMINDER TO NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF CONTRACT AND COLLECTION OF GAS AND ELECTRIC METERS
Notice to agent is notice to principle, notice to principal is notice to agent

We are the tenant / owner of: [Your address here].

We do not require or wish your services, contract or equipment at this location and did send previous notice on …… [Date here of first notice]…….

This is a formal notice to collect the below listed items:

1: (1) One decommissioned & boxed Gas meter – S/N:

2: (2) One decommissioned & boxed Electric meter – S/N:

Failure to collect these two decommissioned, boxed items within ( 14 ) Fourteen days from the date of this notice will result in your equipment being stored in private premises at a cost of ten (10) pounds per item per day to …… supplier…….

By: John: Smith.

Notice Three

Private and confidential

CEO name and address

Account Number:

Date:

CERTIFICATE OF FAILURE OF NON-RESPONSE TO ALL NOTICES OF TERMINATION TO CONTRACT & COLLECTION OF GAS AND ELECTRIC METERS

Notice to agent is notice to principle, notice to principal is notice to agent

We are the tenant/owner of:

We do not require or wish your services, contract or equipment at this location and did sent notice on …… [Date here of first notice]…….and reminder notice
On-[date of reminder sent here].

We sent you notice of the termination of the contract & removal/collection of the meters.

1: (1) One decommissioned and boxed Gas meter – S/N:

2: (2) One decommissioned and boxed Electric meter – S/N:

Failure to collect these two items within ( 7 ) Seven days from the date of this notice will result in your equipment being stored at a cost of £10 per day per device to ….. your supplier here.……

You have failed to respond to any/ all of my notices therefore I consider this matter final, closed, finished and extinguished upon your refusal and/or failure to respond and/or collect the items listed above.

Any future attempts to solicit monies and/or joinder from my person/s shall be dealt with lawfully.

Respectfully
BY : John: Smith.-

………………………….

John-Henry: [Doe].-Of-
: 33 Four Road-
: Town Name-
: [A.-~33~-~3~-A.-A].

: Your account number: 123456789.

: Now with-out contract and implied right here: 33 Four Road, Town or city-[A.-~33~-~3~-A.-A.]

: With this notice in writing of the yield up and surrender of property to the-
: correct owner and termination of any implied rights here-in.

notice to agent is notice to principle and notice to principal is notice to agent

: Before this man known as: “CEOs Name”.-Acting as the-“Director”-of this corporation known as-
: “ Suppliers name here”-of this geographical post location of-“Whatever the registered address is-
: whatever address is continued-[A.-A.-~1~-A.-~1~-A.-A.]-in their private and unlimited capacity-
: on this third day in this month known as April in this year of twenty-twenty-two.

: With this notice in writing by this man with this given here-say Christian calling of: John-Henry.-is-
: this yield up and surrender of the property bond below here and now for the rightful owner[s]-as-
: we do not wish to hold any property now not of our own and there-fore taking away any and all-
: implied rights of access you may presume to hold by this here yield up of your property.:

: one-(1)-decommissioned gas measurement device with this serial number of: “A11111111111111”.

: one-(1)-decommissioned electric measurement device with this serial number of: “A111A11111”.

: By this surrender of property we now hold no contractual obligation with any corporate entity-
: under our written terms and condition of this constructive notice here-in and now command no-
: further contact over this matter.

: By reasonable accommodation.-
:………………p.-p.-J.-H.-D……………..
: Persons personal representative for the bifurcated trust estate known as: “DOE”.

: With this witness autograph of this being true and correct by this man known as: John-Henry:………

: With this witness autograph of this being true and correct by this man known as: Jane-Henry:………

: With this autograph of this author of this statement being true and correct here-in:…………..

REMOVAL-OF-IMPLIED-RIGHT-OF-ACCESS-NOTICE-HERE.
NOTICE TO AGENT IS NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL AND NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL IS NOTICE TO AGENT

You are advised to read the following notice thoroughly and carefully. It is a lawful notice and informs you it means what it says.

We hereby give notice that the implied right of access to the property known as: 333 Three Road,
Three Town-[A.-~11~-~1~-A.-A]-has been removed, along with all associated property including, but not limited to, any private conveyance in respect of the following ;

1 ) Any employee, principal, agent, third party or representative or any other person acting on behalf of any CORPORATE BODY ( i.e. Company ) howsoever named and,

2 ) ANY POLICE OFFICER who is acting for the CORPORATE POLICE and not acting as expressed in the Oath of Office of all POLICE men and women that is as public servants, upon your Oath of Office to serve with fairness, integrity, diligence and impartiality, upholding fundamental human rights and according equal respect to all people; and that we will to the best of our power, cause the peace to be kept and preserved and prevent all offences against other people and property.

COMMON LAW JURISDICTION APPLIES EXCLUSIVELY

Also take note that this Country is a common law jurisdiction and any transgression of this notice will be dealt with according to common law.

Any and all access to the above mentioned properties shall be by strict invitation only and shall be subject to terms and conditions, available by written request.

We do NOT have and have never had a contract. And any permissions that you believe you may have from me is hereby withdrawn. If you believe you have Power of Attorney to act on my behalf you are hereby fired, and any consent that you believe you may have, tacit or otherwise is hereby withdrawn. If you feel so inclined as so to enforce statutes as a consequence of this matter I will report your conduct to all relevant bodies and will pursue proof of claim in affidavit form, under your full commercial liability and under the penalty of perjury. You are deemed to have been served this notice with immediate effect. There will be a charge of five thousand pounds (£5,000 ) for any incursion whatsoever In sincerity and honour, without I’ll-will, frivolity or vexation without any admission of any liability whatsoever and with all indefensible rights reserved.

All Errors and Omissions Excepted. Without prejudice.

: By reasonable accommodation.-
:…………………p.-p.-J.-S………………….
: Persons personal representative.

: With this autograph of this man known as: John-Henry:…………….

With this page one-(1)-of only one-(1)-page.

SIMPLE DSAR TEMPLATE

All that’s needed is:

1. Proof of contract
2. Proof both parties willingly signed, and if a company, executed in accordance with section 44 Companies Act 2006
3. If contacted by a bailiff, proof of their right to request payment on behalf of the company, section 1 Contracts (Rights of third parties) Act 1999
4. Proof of accounting for loss suffered by the company due to your failure to pay

[CEO]
utility agent address]
Account number [00000000]

Date: 24 May 2022

NOTICE OF REVOKED CONSENT

This notice is in plain English

The tenant / owner of:
99 Percent Road
Truthsville
[near] FR0 0UF

As of the 24 May 2022, you are sent notice that any consent, given, assumed or implied, to any
agreement for the service you provide to the domestic property 99 Percent Road, Truthsville, [near] FR0 0UF is hereby revoked. Your services are not required at this location.

Without malice, vexation, argument, or merriment, please note that we only accept legitimate
communication through a recognised official service processor such as the postal service. We
withdraw any implied consent to all other forms of communication such as emails, telephone calls and home visits.

By :
[Your:Name]
All rights reserved, none waived ever

Consumer Credit Act Template Letter

Your Address
Date

Head Office Address
Dear CEO
RE- Account Numbers

I hereby formally request a copy of my Consumer Credit Agreement, pursuant to s.77-79 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 (CCA1974). I require you to provide me with a true copy, or reconstituted copy of the credit agreement relating to any account you deem to be mine, together with any other documentation the Act requires you to provide. I expect you to comply fully and properly with this request, within the statutory time limit (12 + 2 days).

If it is your view that you are not the creditor, s.175 of the CCA1974 applies in the case of a simple assignment, and places a duty upon you to pass this request to the creditor. In the case of an absolute assignment, you are a creditor as defined by s.189. If you contend that you purchased the rights but not the duties of any agreement, you are reminded that s.189 of the Act is clear that an assignment is of both rights and duties.

Your attention is drawn to ss.5(2), 3(b), 6 and 7 of the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 (CPUTR). In line with recent OFT Guidance (issued Oct 2010) surrounding Unenforceability, I presume you’re aware that the OFT has stipulated that ‘sections 77-79 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 outline the information creditors must provide to debtors under fixed-term, running account & Hire Agreements’.

This simply means that under these sections a debtor can pay £1 to get:
▪ a copy of their agreement
▪ copies of some of the other documents mentioned in their agreement
▪ a statement of account

Pursuant to the Consumer Credit act 1974, Chapter 39, Part V, section 61; a signed credit agreement must be signed by both parties.

If this information is not provided within 12 working days the debt becomes unenforceable. This means a creditor cannot:
▪ make the debtor pay the debt before they’re supposed to
▪ get a court judgment against the debtor

So, in line with the OFT Guidance, and the Consumer Credit Act, please find attached my £1 Stamp for payment, which is the statutory fee – note that these funds are not to be used for any other purpose.

Pursuant to the Consumer Credit act 1974, Chapter 39, Part X, section 155; an individual has the right to recover brokerage fees. Meaning an individual is protected if no credit agreement has been signed and anything over £5 has to be refunded.

TEMPLATE LETTER FOR SMART METER REMOVAL

Dear [name],

CC: For the attention of the Chief Executive and other Board Directors.

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL OF CONSENT FOR ‘SMART’ METER INSTALLATION, NOTICE OF LIABILITY AND REQUEST FOR ‘SMART’ METER REMOVAL

To you and all other parties, be advised that I withdraw my consent for both the installation and use of any and all ‘Smart’ Meters or any other surveillance and activity monitoring device, or devices, at my place of residence as noted herein.

Seeing as you have already installed one, I hereby request that it is removed by [date] and replaced with an analogue meter. If it is not removed by [time] on [date], I will stop my direct debit and all payment to your company will desist. I also request that an analogue meter is installed by [date] at [time].

Installation and use of any surveillance and activity monitoring device that sends and receives communications technology is hereby refused and prohibited. Consent is legally required for installation of any surveillance device and any device that will collect and transmit private and personal data to undisclosed and unauthorised parties for undisclosed and unauthorised purposes. This consent is hereby withdrawn. Authorisation for sharing of personal and private information may only be given by the originator and subject of that information. That authorisation is hereby withdrawn and refused with regard to the advised property.

‘Smart’ Meters violate many of my human rights, such as those laid out by the European Convention on Human Rights under Article 1 of the First Protocol, Article 2 (right to life), Article 3 (prohibition of torture/degrading treatment), Article 5 (right to liberty and security), Article 8 (right to respect for private and family life) and Article 12 – (right to marry and to found a family).

‘Smart’ Meters cause endangerment to residents through many factors and my reasons for denying consent for installation include:

1. Wireless ‘Smart’ Meters, when activated, emit intense, pulsed bursts of non-ionising, RF microwave radiation. More than 5,000 studies have shown that non-ionising microwave radiation/RF EMF is harmful to humans, animals and plants.

2. On 31st May 2011, the World Health Organisation’s International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) categorised RF EMFs as a possible CARCINOGEN (Class 2b) – the same as lead, DDT, chloroform & methylmercury.

3. On 6th May 2011, the Council of Europe issued a report titled “Potential dangers of EMFs and their effect on the environment” in which they called for an IMMEDIATE reduction in exposure to EMFs by children. The Council advocates a precautionary principle be applied to wireless emissions to prevent public health disaster akin to “tobacco, leaded petrol and asbestos”. ‘Smart’ Meters will increase – not decrease – the EMF exposure to members of a household and their neighbours.

4. As demonstrated by Daniel Hirsch, Senior Nuclear Policy Lecturer at UCSC, ‘Smart’ Meters can expose the body to 160x to 800x times as much microwave radiation as mobile phones. ‘Smart’ Meters can emit intense pulses of radiation in excess of 190,000 times every day.

5. Human, animal and cell culture studies indicate long-term systemic health effects from RF microwave radiation, including hormone disruption, DNA damage, leakage of blood-brain- barrier, sperm count reduction & damage, sleep disorders, learning difficulties, attention deficit & hyperactivity disorders, dementia and cancer including leukemia and brain glioma (tumours). There is concern that pregnant women & children are particularly vulnerable.

6. The ICNIRP safety standards which the UK Government and HPA continue to use, fail to recognise the non-thermal, biological effects of microwave radiation. These standards were voted obsolete by the European Parliament, 522 to 16 votes – yet still remain in use in the UK.

7. As highlighted by Dr. David Carpenter (Director of the Institute of Health and Environment – University of Albany – and former head of the New York Department of Public Health), there is evidence that exposure to RF radiation increases the risk of cancer, increases damage to the nervous system, causes electro-sensitivity, has adverse reproductive effects and a variety of other effects on different organ systems. He has stated on record that there is “no justification for the statement that ‘Smart’ Meters have no adverse health effects”.

8. European surveys have shown at least 1 in 20 people are moderately or severely sensitive to RF EMF radiation, experiencing a broad range of debilitating symptoms. The number of sufferers is rising rapidly. This is problematic and in some cases life-changing for sufferers, and will place further pressure on the National Health Service as well as impacting business productivity.

9. In January 2011, the American Association of Environmental Medicine (AAEM) has called for the complete removal of ‘Smart’ Meters and a return to safe analogue due to scientific and medical studies repeatedly showing health risks from exposure to microwaves emitted from wireless devices.

10. In March 2012, Dr Andrew Goldsworthy’s research warned that Water ‘Smart’ Meters, via their strong RF microwave emissions, can severely reduce water quality, leading to increased toxicity of poisons present in the body.

11. ‘Smart’ Meters monitor household activity and occupancy in violation of my rights to privacy and domestic security.

12. ‘Smart” Meters identify individual electrical devices inside the home and record when they are operated causing invasion of privacy.

13. They transmit wireless signals which may be intercepted by unauthorised and unknown parties. Those signals can be used to monitor behavior and occupancy and they can be used by criminals to aid criminal activity against the occupants.

14. Data about occupant’s daily habits and activities are collected, recorded and stored in permanent databases which are accessed by parties not authorized or invited to know and share that private data by those whose activities were recorded.

15. Those with access to the ‘Smart’ Meter databases can review a permanent history of household activities complete with calendar and time-of-day metrics to gain a highly invasive and detailed view of the lives of the occupants.

16. Those databases may be shared with, or fall into the hands of criminals, blackmailers, corrupt law enforcement, private hackers of wireless transmissions, power company employees, and other unidentified parties who may act against the interests of the occupants under metered surveillance.

17. It may be possible with analysis of certain ‘Smart’ Meter data for unauthorized and distant parties to determine medical conditions, sexual activities, and physical locations of persons within the home, vacancy patterns and personal information and habits of the occupants.

18. Energy/utility companies and Government agencies do not have the lawful right to monitor, manage and control my utility usage. Profiling and monitoring of my energy and utility usage is a gross invasion of privacy and will be susceptible to misuse in the wrong hands.

19. A one year study in Toronto, Canada, showed the energy/utility bills have gone up in 80% of cases, many by more than 50%.

20. The UK Government has said ‘Smart’ Meters will cost more than £11billion for estimated savings of just £25 per home/year – and that saving will only be possible if customers have at least two ‘Smart’ Meters and succeed in changing their own behaviour to create the savings. Not only will there be a need for this £11billion to be clawed back, in part, through my energy/utility bills, but many new ‘Smart’ Meters only have a 10 year lifespan before requiring replacement – which is a shorter lifespan than current analogue meters. They will potentially require more regular servicing too.

21. Wireless transmissions of my personal energy usage, with information about the devices I use, when I use them and what I am doing with them at any given moment, will be available to your organisation and any potential hackers.

22. Smart meters can be hacked, have been hacked and will continue to be hacked. By deploying millions of ‘Smart’ Meters with the same software, firmware and hardware, they become a highly-concentrated, strategic target for any malicious hackers and will endanger the community if an attacker, for example, can switch the power on and off from remote en masse. This makes ‘Smart’ Meters dangerous and a liability to the bill-payers who would have to ultimately pay for any damage through higher bills. The FBI has warned that ‘Smart’ Meters hacking real and is “likely to spread”.

23. Ethical hackers in Germany have shown how easy it is to unlawfully access data from ‘Smart’ Meters and to remotely control them. This is a risk to me, my family and our entire energy grid. Former CIA Director James Woolsey has called ‘Smart’ Grid a “really, really stupid idea”.

24. In a wireless ‘Smart’ Grid, my entire home will become a node on the Internet. This means my home and device usage will suddenly become available to hackers, who can use the data to analyse when certain people are at home, e.g. young children.

25. In the US, this data has been sold by energy companies to 3rd parties, e.g. police, corporate marketing departments and insurance companies. ‘Smart’ Meters represent pieces of invasive surveillance equipment within my home. I may have nothing to hide but I believe that I have the right to defend my privacy and my right to decide how I use my utilities which you provide to me as a service.

26. Smart’ Meters will make it far easier to disconnect customers remotely – a particular concern in light of the hacking threats, especially to ‘Smart’ Water Meters.

27. In North America, ‘Smart’ Meters have been shown to explode, cause fires, and can interfere with sensitive electrical devices such as heart pacemakers.

28. Smart meters are not protected from EMP attacks, large EMP or localized EMP (Electro Magnetic Pulses).

29. Disabling the receiver will not prevent other forms of “hacks”. For example, a malicious attacker could confuse the internal CPU, reset it, change random memory locations, change the KWH reading, force a power disconnect, or completely disable a ‘Smart’ Meter with a simple coil of wire and a small battery. This can’t happen with a mechanical meter. It is well known that a wide EMP can take out car computers; ‘Smart’ Meters will make that possible on the city wide electric infrastructure.

30. A thief or burglar could use the same EMP or hacking methods to turn off the house power even if the electrical switch box is locked.

31. Scientists have widely refuted claims that ‘Smart’ Meters are ‘green’. There is a significant (and growing) body of work showing ‘Smart’ Meters actually harm nature and our environment.

32. ‘Smart’ Meters, in tandem with In-Home-Display units, are likely to consume far more energy than the old analogue meters do.

33. The Council of Europe’s May 2011 report on RF microwave radiation indicated that hundreds of studies have identified significant impacts of sustained RF microwave radiation on our natural environment, including: stress reactions and genetic problems in plants, trees, animals and insects, problems in migratory animals like birds and bees, birth defects in calves and fertility problems in herds.

34. Tree deaths, plant die-offs and bee colony collapse disorder cases have also been reported shortly after Smart Meter installation/activation in the United States.

I am exercising my lawful right to forbid, refuse and deny consent for the installation and use of any monitoring, eavesdropping, and surveillance devices on my property, my place of residence and my place of occupancy. That applies to and includes ‘Smart’ Meters and surveillance and activity monitoring devices of any and all kinds. Be advised that since one is already installed, I request that it is removed by [date] and replaced with an analogue meter by [date] at [time].

Once the ‘Smart’ Meter is removed, any further attempts to install any such device directed at me, other occupants, my property or residence will constitute trespass, stalking, wiretapping and unlawful surveillance and endangerment of health and safety, all prohibited and punishable by law through criminal and civil complaints.

All persons, government agencies and private organisations responsible for installing or continuing to operate monitoring devices directed at or recording my activities, which I have not specifically authorised in writing, will be fully liable for any violations, intrusions, harm or negative consequences caused or made possible by those devices.

This is legal notice. Since a ‘Smart’ Meter has already been installed, I request that it is removed by [date], by which time the liabilities listed above may not be denied or avoided by parties named and implied in this notice. Civil Servant immunities and protections do not apply to the installation of ‘Smart’ Meters due to the criminal violations they represent.

I reserve the right to amend this notice and complaint at any time. This is not a complete list of concerns since this technology is new and new information is being found every day. Concerns listed here are not in any particular order.

Notice to principal is notice to agent and notice to agent is notice to principal. All rights reserved.

FOI Request – Water Company

Send and Freedom of Information Request to your water company asking them for a list of chemicals in our water supply.

If you look them all up you will discover the health problems they cause within the body.

Aluminium
Antimony
Arsenic
Chloride
Cyanide
Fluoride
Lead
Mercury

Fluoride is highly toxic and damages thyroid function, and it is a known carcinogen. The effects on the living body have never been tested for safety.

Aluminium is not naturally occurring, it is sprayed daily over the entire earth via Geoengineering/chemtrails along with other nano-particles. All poisonous and lethal.

Water treatment workers have to wear heavy PPE when adding a cockail of poisons to drinking water of which is 75% sewage and 25% supposedly fresh water!

Notice of Termination

Notice to Agent is Notice to Principal; Notice to Principal is Notice to Agent. 

first name [surname]
c/o 22 * Road
Town
County [lower case post code]

Date

Simone Rossi
EDF ENERGY LIMITED 
90 Whitfield Street 
London
[W1T 4EZ]  

Company number 02366852

Dear Sir,

RE: CONTRACT NUMBER (Alledged Account Number)

Please accept this letter as formal notice to terminate our current (water/gas/electricity) supply contract under contract number (Account number). This is for the (water/gas/electricity) meter with number (Meter Number) at the dwelling mentioned above.

Could you please send me a final bill in commerce.

Please confirm in writing you have received this notice of termination.

By:
first Name [surname]

DSAR QUESTIONS TO ASK A SUPPLER

1. Upon proof of claim that I am not a living wo/man.
2. Upon proof of claim that I am a legal fiction “person” FIRST LAST, being the entity to which the paperwork was addressed and not firstname from the house of Lastname, as commonly known.
3. Upon proof of claim I am the customer and would be expected to pay the bill.
4. Upon proof of claim that I the potential customer have signed a contract to agree to having a Smart Meter installed or have provided verbal consent in any form.
5. Upon proof of claim that I am a member of the society whose statutes and regulations you are enforcing and that I have consented to these regulations.
6. Upon proof of claim that an agreement for these works was made, with a recent signature by the customer.
7. Upon proof of claim that my health and quality of life is not being affected by excessive levels of radiation.
8. Upon Proof of claim that ABC SUPPLIER are a “supplier” of water to the property.
9. Upon Proof of claim that I have signed a contract with ABC SUPPLIER for the supply of water.
10. Upon proof of claim that there is a law that states that a request for payment become a bill without a contract with a wet ink signature.
11. Upon Proof of claim that I am not a single occupier.
12. Upon Proof of claim that no such single occupier tarriff exists.
13. Upon Proof of claim that I am using the amount of water that five people would use.
14. Upon Proof of claim that the estimate that I have downloaded from your website and provided to you is incorrect.
15. If you can provide evidence of any Risk Assessment that has been conducted to the air space in {address} that would ensure that the equipment that you are proposing to install will not cause any damage to my health or that of my neignbours or the land or animals and plants on it or air surrounding it by adding any further radiation to the environment.
16. If you can provide a copy of the Safety Certificate that you hold to certify that the equipment that you are proposing to install will not increase the cumulative measure of the current radiation levels that are in excess of at least 11 times the safe levels that were set by Parliamentary Assembly Council of Europe and which you have been advised of in my letter dated 8th March 2022.
17. If you can provide a copy of your Professional Indemnity Insurance in case of any further loss or damage I may suffer as a result of the increased radiation levels and in the event that I may need to make a claim for damages to you.

Please forward all the information that I have requested within the next 28 days to bring this matter to a conclusion, which means I will expect to receive this information by {DATE}, without perjury.

Please mark the envelope “information as requested”.

Any other correspondence received in that period-other than what has been requested-will be returned/ignored/destroyed.

SMART METER: NOTICE OF LIABILITY

FAO(CEO OF UTILITIES NAME)

I am writing to inform you that I do NOT give consent for any smart meter to be installed in my property. It is common knowledge, and supported by peer reviewed evidence and scientifically published research that ‘advanced’ utility meters (ie smart meters) are;
• Fire hazards.
• Cannot withstand typical grid surges
• Cause damage to homes and structures when damaged by surges.
• Emit biologically harmful pulsed EMF radiation.
• Collect personal data of private activities in the home in violation of Article 8 of the human rights act (Rights to Privacy).
• Fatally disrupt and disable medical devices such as Pacemakers.
• Cause heating and antenna effects upon any metal body implants which damage body tissues.
• Represent excess equipment costs with more expensive meters and represent more frequent replacement of the more expensive meters, all of which costs will be passed on to ratepayers via excess and unnecessary charges.
• Represents higher service costs in the processing and storing of data collected and general maintenance of the wireless grid network.

None of the above can be authorised by any lawful easement contract. As a major utilities provider, the liabilities (criminal and financial) will arise for which you are fully and personally responsible as authorising and administering the policies which were brought about. I, as a utility customers, cannot lawfully be required to assume such hazards and damages as a condition of receiving electric service or as a means of extortion of additional service payments from us in return for safe, lawful and reliable metering – which has been provided for many decades without any such penalty charges.

NOTICE OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
I must be provided permanently and at no additional cost, a safe and lawful electromechanical utility meter with absolutely zero electronic components within 21 days. Any claim that electromechanical meters are “not available” is false. If you refuse or fail to provide or allow safe, reliable and lawful electromechanical metering timely, I require full payment, insurance and assurance of liability for all hazards listed above and any hazards not yet anticipated. That assumption of liability and responsibility must include you providing a name and address where my claims may be filed and paid WITHOUT HESITATION OR QUESTION to remedy any harm, injury, loss, damage or violation of rights caused by the above described electronic utility metering hazards, defects and offensive features and functions.

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTICED THAT YOU ARE PERSONALLY CAUSING HARM AND DAMAGE WITH YOUR METERING DEVICES AND PROGRAMMES AND YOU ARE FULLY AND PERSONALLY LIABLE FOR ALL CONSEQUENCES OF THAT METERING POLICY IF YOU FAIL TO CEASE AND DESIST THE ABOVE HAZARDS AND VIOLATIONS TIMELY.

If, having failed to provide the safe and lawful metering described above, you additionally fail or refuse to provide the above assurance of liability and responsibility timely, you will be in default and fully and personally accountable, liable and responsible for all consequences. These include damages, harm, injuries, losses, violations of rights, trespass, bad faith, negligence, nuisance and malice associated with your electronic metering devices and programs. Your failure to timely provide insurance and claim information described above is agreement to personally pay for all claims as described above. You will also, by any failure or refusal to provide insurance and claim contacts described above, be putting up and offering your company’s resources for prompt and uncontested settlement of our claims whenever they may be submitted.

Any failure to pay any reasonable claim within 30 days will obligate you to pay all collection costs, legal costs and expenses, court fees and all incidental costs and expenses we may find necessary to secure settlement and collection of our claims.

Any rebuttal to this notice must be supported by fact, law and evidence and must be submitted to me directly via post.

Urgency dictates that no “grace” period will be allowed beyond 21 days from this delivery other than reasonable time for mail delivery. Failure to respond in writing within 21 days constitutes full and final default. If you require up to 15 additional days to respond you may request that in writing prior to default. I will determine if your metering activities and policies will allow the extension and we will notify you in writing if extension is granted.

Notice to principal is notice to agent and notice to agent is notice to principle. This is an adhesion contract with power and effect by default.

VULNERABLE PERSON NOTICE

Your Ref.

DATE

Dear

RE : ____________________

VULNERABLE PERSON NOTICE

Evidence of Vulnerability will only be supplied to Courts or Local Authorities, not to private companies

I am writing to inform you that I am classed as vulnerable according to paragraph 77 of the Taking Control of Goods: National Standards 2014, I am classed a vulnerable for the following reasons:

[IN HERE YOU PUT FULL DETAILS OF WHY YOU ARE VULNERABLE WITH THE DETAILS OF ANY ILLNESS, MEDICATION, TREATMENT, CLINICS ETC]

Regulation 10(1) of the Taking Control of Goods Regulations 2013 states:-

10. (1) The enforcement agent may not take control of goods of the debtor where

(a) the debtor is a child;

(b )a child or vulnerable person (whether more than one or a combination of both) is the only person present in the relevant or specified premises in which the goods are located; or

(c) the goods are also premises in which a child or vulnerable person (whether more than one or a combination of both) is the only person present.

Paragraphs 16 and 30 of the Taking Control of Goods: National Standards 2014 states:-

16. Should a debtor be identified as vulnerable, creditors should be prepared to take control of the case, at any time, if necessary

30. Where enforcement agents have identified vulnerable debtors or situations, they should alert the creditor and ensure they act in accordance with all relevant legislation.

Paragraph 39 of the Taking Control of Goods: National Standards 2014 states Enforcement agencies must ensure that legislation restricting the enforcement activity to enforcement agents is complied with and the corresponding legislation is The Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007, Schedule 12.

Paragraph 42 of the Taking Control of Goods: National Standards 2014 also states that:

Enforcement agents should be trained to recognise vulnerable debtors, to alert creditors where they have identified such debtors and when to withdraw from such a situation.

Paragraphs 70 to 78 of the Taking Control of Goods: National Standards 2014 says enforcement agents must withdraw from the property:-

Taking Control of Goods: National Standards 2014:-

Vulnerable situations

70. Enforcement agents/agencies and creditors must recognise that they each have a role in ensuring that the vulnerable and socially excluded are protected and that the recovery process includes procedures agreed between the agent/agency and creditor about how such situations should be dealt with. The appropriate use of discretion is essential in every case and no amount of guidance could cover every situation. Therefore the agent has a duty to contact the creditor and report the circumstances in situations where there is evidence of a potential cause for concern.

71. If necessary, the enforcement agent will advise the creditor if further action is appropriate. The exercise of appropriate discretion is needed, not only to protect the debtor, but also the enforcement agent who should avoid taking action which could lead to accusations of inappropriate behaviour.

72. Enforcement agents must withdraw from domestic premises if the only person present is, or appears to be, under the age of 16 or is deemed to be vulnerable by the enforcement agent; they can ask when the debtor will be home – if appropriate.

73. Enforcement agents must withdraw without making enquiries if the only persons present are children who appear to be under the age of 12.

74. A debtor may be considered vulnerable if, for reasons of age, health or disability they are unable to safeguard their personal welfare or the personal welfare of other members of the household.

75. The enforcement agent must be sure that the debtor or the person to whom they are entering into a controlled goods agreement understands the agreement and the consequences if the agreement is not complied with.

76. Enforcement agents should be aware that vulnerability may not be immediately obvious.

77. Some groups who might be vulnerable are listed below. However, this list is not exhaustive. Care should be taken to assess each situation on a case by case basis.

 the elderly;

 people with a disability;

 the seriously ill;

 the recently bereaved;

 single parent families;

 pregnant women;

 unemployed people; and,

 those who have obvious difficulty in understanding, speaking or reading English.

78. Wherever possible, enforcement agents should have arrangements in place for rapidly accessing interpretation services (including British Sign Language), when these are needed, and provide on request information in large print or in Braille for debtors with impaired sight.

This letter serves to notify both Creditor and Enforcement Company that I am a vulnerable debtor and I am placing the creditor on notice in accordance with paragraph 30 of the Taking Control of Goods: National Standards 2014 and Paragraph 16 says the creditor/council SHOULD be prepared to take control of the case.

In view of the above please DO NOT PASS ME ON TO YOUR WELFARE DEPARTMENT as you have now been informed that I am a vulnerable and should return the debt to the Creditor.

Failure to return the debt, or an attempt to set up a repayment plan with the Enforcement Company will be seen as a delaying tactic not to deal with me as a vulnerable person but a tactic used to avoid the return of the debt to ensure payment of Enforcement Fees. This is futile as no fees will be collected from me. All your fees are Disputed.

I do not anticipate any change in circumstances in the foreseeable future and should be grateful if you would acknowledge this situation.

Any further enforcement action will be classed as harassment.

This letter is being sent to both Creditor and Enforcement Company so that both are aware of my vulnerability and as a reminder that according to Paragraph 7 of the Taking Control of Goods: National Standards 2014 they are responsible for any enforcement agents acting on there behalf.

Please confirm that all enforcement action against me has now ceased and that my account is passed back to the Creditor in order that I may deal with them directly.

Your sincerely

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WARRANTS OF ENTRY

This information was kindly provided by Warren Bell.

All of the utility companies are simply corporate bullies committing fraud in courts every day.

THE LEGISLATION

The Gas (Prepayment Meter) Regulations 2006
(http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2006/2011/pdfs/uksi_20062011_en.pdf)
The Gas Act 1986 – Billing Disputes
(https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1986/44/section/15A)
Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980 1980 c. 43Part II Civil debt Section 58
(https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1980/43/section/58)
Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980: 1980 c. 43Part IV Evidence generally Section 98
(https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1980/43/section/98)
Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980: 1980 c. 43Part IV OffencesSection 107
(https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1980/43/section/107)
Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980: 1980 c. 43Part V Case statedSection 111
(https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1980/43/section/111)
Powers of Entry Bill
(https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld200708/ldbills/071/2008071.pdf)

As we drill down into these warrant of entry applications we can see massive fraud occurring in these venues hired for the day. If we look at the wording of the letter from the supplier, we can see that this is not a summons from a court; it is their letter telling us they will apply for a legal warrant of entry.

Look at the Magistrates Court Act 1980 only a justice of the peace can issue a summons. This letter is not a summons. There is no information laid before the justices. When you phone the Magistrates Court they deny any knowledge of the application. So, what jurisdiction are these venues operating under?

The gas agent will apply for the warrant of entry under health and safety to gain entry to fit a prepayment meter. There is no body of words that permits entry to fit a prepayment meter. The fitting of a prepayment meter is by consent only.

In Rights of Entry (Gas and Electricity Boards) Act 1954 c. 21 (Regnal. 2_and_3_Eliz_2) Section 2 http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Eliz2/2-3/21/section/2

the justice shall not grant a warrant under this section in respect of the right of entry in
question unless he is satisfied (b)that admission to the premises for that purpose was sought
in a case of emergency and was refused by or on behalf of the occupier; IN CASE OF AN
EMERGENCY.

Read the Gas Safety (Rights of Entry) Regulations 1996: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1996/2535/made/data.xht

In order for a warrant to be issued, the more recent 1980 Magistrates Courts Act, (which therefore has precedence over the outdated Right of Entry act 1954, is clear that there has had to have been a hearing, to which the court has an obligation by law to invite you to in order to give you the opportunity to defend yourself (i.e to have a fair trial).

Therefore, if the court hasn’t actually summoned you for a hearing then there is no official hearing.

Even if there was a hearing, the court is obliged to inform the defendant (us) that the claimant/creditor (Utility company) has been successful in their claim. All correspondence from the Utility companies are not official court documentation and thus are fraudulent when impersonating the courts.

Rights of Entry act, in combination with the Electricity act 1989, ‘if there is any genuine dispute between the consumer and the utility company, a warrant of entry CANNOT be issued.

No one in the court is sitting under their judicial oath.

TEMPLATE NOTICE TO THE COURT

NOTICE TO AGENT IS NOTICE TO PRINCIPLE NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL IS NOTICE
TO AGENT

I have received a letter from XYZ UTILITY COMPANY. It states ‘We will apply for a legal warrant of entry at
XYZ Magistrates on date at time.

So that I may remain in honour I require the following. Under CPR rule Sec 31.14 I am
entitled to full disclosure. I now order XYZ Magistrates Court to provide the following and
comply with the CPR Rule 31.14

1. The Magistrates Courts Act 1980 Issue of summons to accused or warrant for his arrest.
   Information has to be laid before a justice of the peace. The Magistrates Court Act is clear
   that only a Court can summon a person to a hearing? On information being laid before a
   justice of the peace that a person has, or is suspected of having, committed an offence, the
   justice may issue—
   (a) a summons directed to that person requiring him to appear before a magistrates’ court to
   answer the information.
2. What information was laid before a Justice Of The Peace?
3. Is the letter from XYZ UTILITIES a Summons to appear for the purposes of the Magistrates
   Court Act 1980?
4. I require the name of the law society member from XYZ UTILITIES who laid the information,
   claim/complaint before a Justice Of The Peace.
5. I require the name of the justice of the peace, Clerk of the court who heard the
   information, claim/complaint and allowed it to proceed.
6. I require the unique case number of the information laid, claim/complaint.
7. Was the information laid, claim/complaint in XYZ Magistrates Court heard by a Justice
   Of The Peace, with a clerk of the court who is a member of the Law Society under oath of
   penalty or perjury considered the application and issued the order?
8. Provide me with the name of the Justice Of The Peace, and/or legally trained, Law
   Society, clerk who will hear the application on the 19th October 2017
9. Will the Justice Of The Peace and Clerk be sitting on their Oath, which swears to support
   the Coronation Oath to uphold “the laws and usages of the realm”?
10. Will the Justice of The Peace, Clerk of the court be sitting “judicially”, or acting as a
    corporate “administrative officer”?
11. Why I not provided with full disclosure of the information being laid with the Justice Of
    The Peace?
12. Is the application in Poole Magistrates Court a lawful and/or legally convened court?
13. Is it correct that In order for any warrant to be issued, the more recent 1980 Magistrates
    Courts Act, (which therefore has precedence over the outdated Right of Entry act 1954, is
    clear that there has to have been a hearing, to which the court has an obligation by law to
    invite you to in order to give you the opportunity to defend yourself?
14. If I have never been summoned, by a court, to any hearing is a warrant of entry made by
    a court is a dereliction of duty? the justices, the clerk has not followed the correct, legal court
    process and failed in their duty?
15. Does all the above breach my Article 6 Human Rights to a fair Trial?
16. Does this breach my Article 8 Human Rights? – Right to a private and family life.
    Everyone has the right to respect for his or her private and family life, home and
    correspondence.
17. Is it correct that warrants issued under this old Right of Entry Act are issued illegally, as
    the Magistrates Courts Act 1980, takes precedence over the 1954 Gas Act?
18. Where in the Gas Act 1954 is the body of words that allows a Warrant of Entry to fit a
    prepayment meter? I point you to Sec 2 http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Eliz2/2-
    3/21/section/2
19. In The Gas act 1954 Sec 2.2b (2) If, in a case to which the preceding subsection applies,
    the relevant enactment does not require notice of an intended entry to be given to the
    occupier of the premises, the justice shall not grant a warrant under this section in respect of
    the right of entry in question unless he is satisfied—
    (a) that admission to the premises for the purpose specified in the information was sought
    by a person lawfully requiring entry in the exercise of that right, and was so sought after not
    less than twenty-four hours’ notice of the intended entry had been given to the occupier; or
    (b) that admission to the premises for that purpose was sought in a case of emergency and
    was refused by or on behalf of the occupier;
20. Where in The Gas Safety (Rights of Entry) Regulations 1996 is the body of words that
    allows a warrant of entry to a prepayment
    meter? http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1996/2535/made/data.xht…
21. Gas and Electricity Boards) Act 1954 Section 2 states that the only reasonably required
    entry would be for a safety issue or criminal act such as abstraction (theft) of gas. There is no
    mention of anything such as the changing of meters and the act by omission validates this as
    not being a reasonable cause for a warrant of entry.
22. This is confirmed by section 3 of the Gas Act which states: to a case of emergency are
    references to a case in which a person lawfully requiring entry to the premises in question,
    in the exercise of a right of entry to which this Act applies, has reasonable cause to believe
    that circumstances exist which are likely to endanger life or property, and that immediate
    entry to the premises is necessary to verify the existence of those circumstances or to
    ascertain their cause or to effect a remedy.
23. A warrant under (Gas and Electricity Boards) Act 1954 Section 2 requires individual
    consent, and PROOF from XYZ that an emergency situation exists which
    warrants their entry as life or property are likely to be endangered.
24. There is an up to date and valid gas safety certificate in place and would be produced for
    the court to witness.
25. If the gas agent claims that it is to replace a meter or get a meter reading then neither are
    safety issues. I will require the magistrate to dismiss the warrant as fraudulent on the
    grounds of self incrimination and perjury and will lay information before the court of
    charges of perjury against the gas agent.
    

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Electoral Roll Template

♦️The UK GDPR ACT 2018, introduces a right for individuals to have personal data erased.
♦️The right to erasure is also known as ‘the right to be forgotten’.
♦️The right is not absolute and only applies in certain circumstances.
♦️Individuals can make a request for erasure verbally or in writing.
♦️You have one month to respond to a request.
♦️This right is not the only way in which the UK GDPR places an obligation on you to consider whether to delete personal data

NOTICE TO YOUR COUNCIL TO BE REMOVED FROM THE ELECTORAL ROLL REGISTER.

You are hereby given notice that of today date, 14 May 2022, consent is revoked for the following name to be included or to appear on the electoral register and open register: ………………………………….

This notice of revoked consent for the above names at the following address: _

This notice requires a response within 14 days and should include confirmation of one of the following:

1. If there is a law, one of the common law jurisdiction, which you believe states that a man or woman [not a person] must be included on the electoral register and open register please provide evidence of the fact.
2. If there is a law, one of the common law jurisdiction, which you believe states that a man or woman [not a person] must be included on the electoral register and open register and cannot provide evidence of the fact then the name given must be removed for the address listed.
   In Advance of your response, please give special consideration to the following information:

Representation of the People Act 1983
🔗 SOURCE: Legislation Government UKPA 1983/Section 2
Parliamentary and local government franchise
(https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1983/2)
[F11Parliamentary electors.

(1) A person is entitled (https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1983/2#commentary-c14478121) to vote as an elector at a parliamentary election in any constituency if on the date of the poll he—
(a) is registered in the register of parliamentary electors for that constituency.
(b) is not subject to any legal incapacity to vote (age apart).
(c) is either a Commonwealth citizen or a citizen of the Republic of Ireland; and
(d) is of voting age (that is, 18 years or over).

Registration to vote is a right to which the people are entitled, not requirement of any enforceable law.
The people are governed by consent. Acts, Statutes and Regulations therefore require consent.

I do not consent to inclusion on any electoral register and forgo entitlement to vote or for any information previously included to be removed.
I make a formal request to have my personal data erased from the electoral register and open register under Article 17 of the UK GDPR individuals have the right to have personal data erased. This is also known as the ‘Right to be forgotten’.

If you do not believe the ICO regulations apply in this case please give details of why so your response can be reported to the ICO.
It is my observation that the government is and has been for as long as I can remember, acting against the best interests of the people. I am a free man, and under common law and the inalienable rights which were not granted to me by any government, I stand in lawful rebellion of said government and all its legislative acts, statutes, and regulations. I do not recognise maritime or admiralty law which is the jurisdiction that government legislation is written under.

I do not support corruption and fraud. I will not vote ever in support of any party that functions under this rogue government. As a living man I did not ever give my consent to governed and any assumed consent is hereby revoked. Without my consent to be governed I am not entitled to be included in the electoral register. I stand in opposition of government rule, any local government or authority that acts in accordance with government legislation is also fraudulent and unlawful and I do not consent to your unlawful use of my name in any register.

🔗Also see: Right to erasure ICO https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/uk-gdpr-guidance-and-resources/individual-rights/individual-rights/right-to-erasure/