Termination of service: No prior notice.

A utility may terminate electric or gas service without prior notice only: 1. If an unsafe or hazardous condition related to electric or gas service is found to exist on the customer’s premises; 2. If the use of electric or gas service on the customer’s premises is found to be detrimental or damaging to the facilities or services of the utility or its customers; 3. Upon the order of any court or the Commission; 4. If the acts of the customer or the conditions upon the customer’s premises are such as to indicate to the utility that the customer intends to defraud it; 5. If the utility has tried diligently to meet the requirements for notice set forth in NAC 704.360 and 704.365 but has not been able to give such a notice; 6. If an event occurs which could not have been reasonably anticipated or controlled and which requires the termination of service; 7. If the location where service is provided has been abandoned; 8. If the customer obtained service without the specific credit authorization of the utility; or 9. If the termination without prior notice is otherwise authorized pursuant to NAC 704.302 to 704.390 , inclusive.