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If you have utilities on in your name at someones house can the person living in that house lock you out even if you don't live there?

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Wait a minute - There are two questions here: First - If you don't reside in the residence they CAN legally prevent you from entering. Second - HOWEVER - if you don't live there and they won't allow you access - you are under no obligation (legal or otherwise) to provide the residence with service. Call the utility company and have the utilities disconnected.

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