S.L. 545.3 Art. 14Residents in a tenement. Revoked by: L.N. 91 of 1975.

(1) For the purposes of these regulations a person residing in the tenement is a person who in accordance with such records as may be in the possession of the Corporation, lives in the premises as his principal permanent residence.

(2) Where the Corporation issues a bill indicating a preferential tariff in respect of a number of persons as residing in the premises and the consumer alleges that the number of persons for whom a preferential tariff is given is less than the number of persons actually so residing, such consumer may prove such allegation to the Corporation by the production of one or more legally valid identification documents issued under the Identity

Card and other Identity Documents Act, and, in the case of persons under the age prescribed in the said Act, by the production of a certificate by the Director (Social Security) that children’s allowances in respect of persons residing at such premises are being paid, by the said Director, or in both cases by the production of such proof that the Corporation may deem sufficient; and in the absence of such proof a person shall not be deemed to be residing at such premises and a preferential tariff shall not be due in his respect.