K-2DRO Decision d. September 14, 2026 (redacted)
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4. Clear Mathematical Impossibility (Crossed/Shared Metering) A $4,038.08 accumulation on top of regular monthly payments for a modest, 1-bedroom semi-basement apartment is a physical and mathematical impossibility. This extreme usage surg...
AI summary The text describes an impossible $4,038.08 utility bill for a modest apartment, suggesting that the meter might be crossed with another unit or capturing the landlord's building operations.
K-5Appellants Additional Correspondence to NSPI Response (redacted)
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From: AK Brar < Sent: October 7, 2026 10:38 PM To: Penney, Nicole Subject: Re: M13104 - Amritpal Kaur DRO Appeal - Response \ \ EXTERNAL EMAIL / COURRIEL EXTERNE \ \ Exercise caution when opening attachments or clicking on links / Faites p...
AI summary The sender is requesting a clarification regarding their account structure for Matter M13104, specifically asking to separate their current electricity billing from historical arrears caused by NSPI's missed reviews, to avoid financial strain on a single-income household.
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