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Fixed Term Contract with LPG supplier - Can a company charge more during the contract period?
michellechick
Posts: 8 Forumite
I signed a contract in March 2021 for a fixed price for one year with no more than a 3p per litre price rise in the second year with my lpg supplier. I have recently received a letter from them saying that my price is rising (substantially!) going forward. Are they allowed to do this during the contract period?
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Does the contract say they can?0
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As above. We can't see your contract. What does it say on the matter of permitted price increases?0
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If it's a fixed term contract then it simply means it exists for a certain period. If it was a fixed price contract (and for a fixed term) that would be something else.
As others have said, you need to clarify exactly what you agreed to.0
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