[dboone66]

Someone is getting ready to file a judgement against me for $500. I rented a warehouse which was beside an auction house. The power for both buildings ran on the same meter. I am moving out now and the auction house people say I owe them $500 for power bill. There is no contract for the renting of the warehouse I rented or a contract with the auction house people for use of the power. I was in the warehouse about 8 months and might have used the power a total of 2 hours. Just some fluorescent lights. There is no way I used $500 worth of power, although they say the power bill went up $60 per month. My question is "Without any type of written contract, can they win this judgement"?
I was told by the landlord that the power would be shared and that is something I would have to work out with them.

[ScottGem]

Did you ever work out something with them? If the landlord told you that the utilities were shared and you never negotiated with them, then there is a good chance they will win. If they come in with utilitie bills from before you rented and after, then its almost a certainty they will win.