Citizens Energy sues apartment complexes for $1.3M in unpaid bills

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4 thoughts on “Citizens Energy sues apartment complexes for $1.3M in unpaid bills

  1. I place the blame. squarely on Indiana’s State Super Majority Legislators for passing laws that are rabidly PRO-Landlord that neuter tenants and city governments from taking actions to hold landlords responsible for maintaining and providing livable rental properties. Thus enabling exploitive bad landlords to operate freely in Indiana.

  2. I’ll say it again. It seems pretty simple. If landlords don’t pay utility pays, state law needs to allow tenants to pay the utility bills in lieu of rent. Also, how do these entities get away with having not-for-profit status when they are clearly not doing anything charitable?

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