03 Feb The Tenant To Leave The House Before The Lease Agreement Expires
According to the article 325 of the Code of Obligations, if the tenant leaves the house before the expiry of the time specified in the lease, the tenant will be liable for the reasonable amount of rent money, ie the loss of the landlord, until the house is re-rented. Reasonable period of time is that the house can be rented under normal conditions. The property of the house, location etc. It is important. For example, if the tenant signs a 1-year lease and leaves the house at the end of 9 months, he or she is responsible as a rule for the remaining 3 months’ rent. However, if the property can be rented within 1 month due to the location and property of the house, the tenant is only responsible for the rent amount for 1 month. According to the Law of Obligations and the application of the Supreme Court of Appeals, the tenant is obliged to pay the damage suffered by the host until the end of the lease period. The damage of the landlord consists of the rent money from the date of eviction from the date of the evacuation of the house until the date on which the lessor can be re-rented under the same conditions.
The tenant may leave the house at least 15 days prior to the expiration of the fixed term. (Article 347 of the Code of Obligations) The notification is valid only if written in writing. (Article 348 of the Code of Obligations)
If the tenant has not notified the landlord that at least 15 days before the end of the lease the tenancy will be extended, the tenancy agreement will be extended for one year under the same conditions.
However, the landlord cannot terminate the contract based on the expiry of the contract period. The landlord, but at the end of ten years elongation period, at least three months before the end of this period of elapse at least three months before the termination of the contract without giving any reason to notify the tenant, the tenant can leave the house.
In the case of indefinite term lease agreements, the tenant may terminate the tenancy agreement at any time, and the landlord, ten years after the beginning of the lease. In cases where the right of termination may be exercised in accordance with the general provisions, the lessor or the lessee may terminate the contract.
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