When a dealer takes over another dealer's account, what is NOT a legal requirement of the new gas supplier?

When a dealer takes over another dealer's account, ensuring financial obligations to the previous dealer are satisfied is not a legal requirement of the new gas supplier. The transfer of customer accounts typically focuses on operational aspects such as transferring customer service responsibilities, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, and notifying relevant regulatory bodies about the change in service providers.

In contrast, while transferring customer information is crucial for maintaining service continuity and compliance, and notifying regulatory agencies is essential for legal operation and adherence to regulations, the obligation to satisfy any financial dealings or debts of the previous dealer does not fall on the new provider. This means that a new dealer can step in and serve the existing customers without needing to settle any financial disputes or obligations that the prior dealer had, allowing the new dealer to focus on customer service and compliance with safety standards immediately following the takeover.