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Old utility, Landlord Agreement, biting me in the ass
I sold a house in Atlanta Georgia four years ago and forgot to cancel the landlord agreements in place with the power and gas companies. The current tenants who moved in in August never put utilities in their name so they reverted back to mine. Has anyone ever experienced this situation? Do I have any legal recourse to pursue the $800?