When can a tenancy agreement be terminated?

When signing an agreement with a tenant we hope both sides will be happy with the terms until it ends. Unfortunately, reality is sometimes different. Find out when a tenancy agreement can be terminated so that you avoid losses. We have a few tips for you.

Situations that entitle you to terminate a tenancy agreement

There are several such situations. You will find a list below.

• When items in the property or other parts of it have been used contrary to their purpose. The landlord must first warn the tenant about the improper behaviour
• The tenant neglects the duties set out in the agreement
• A part of the flat has been badly damaged
• The tenant is late in paying the rent
• The house rules have been breached
• The landlord has received complaints from other residents

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How can you terminate a flat tenancy agreement?

The notice of termination should be delivered to the other party in writing. The document should contain a precise description of the reason for terminating the tenancy agreement. You can find a template for such a notice on the internet or draw one up yourself. Do not forget your handwritten signature and the correct personal details of both parties to the previously concluded agreement.

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