Tv Licence

Whitecarstones · 29-08-2019 08:35AM #1

My cousin has a mobile home in the same premises as her step fathers house. Same land etc.

Tv licence inspector has called and said she needs her own licence. Is that correct?

I also am in the same situation and dont want to be caught out by not paying it.

Should I register for it?

antix80 · 29-08-2019 08:41AM

It's correct.. however if the address is the same, she should give her father's name as the householder. If they summons him to court he can produce his tv licence. *case dismissed*

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That advice is a tad optimistic

Whitecarstones · 29-08-2019 08:46AM

antix80 wrote: »

It's correct.. however if the address is the same, she should give her father's name as the householder. If they summons him to court he can produce his tv licence. *case dismissed*

Thanking you

antix80 · 29-08-2019 08:51AM

Whitecarstones wrote: »

Thanking you

I wouldn't like to rely on that to work by the way!

Explosive_Cornflake · 29-08-2019 08:57AM

Does a hotel need a different licence for each room?

If not, should be fine as the one address

antix80 · 29-08-2019 09:03AM

Explosive_Cornflake wrote: »

Does a hotel need a different licence for each room?

No, but apartments do.

TheW1zard · 29-08-2019 09:08AM

feckin renters

artanevilla · 29-08-2019 09:11AM

It would be considered a separate dwelling I would have thought and would need a seperate licence. A holiday park with mobile homes for instance, all the individual mobiles must have their own licences.

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