If you rent a house, apartment or office space, you have rights and obligations.
Of course, in all cases you will have to pay the rent on time, but suppose payment problems do arise.
In such a case, the landlord may want to evict you.
The landlord may not do this just like that, even if there is a rent arrears of two months or more.
This is because the landlord always needs a court order first.
Or imagine that you, the landlord, urgently need your own home.
Can you simply evict the tenant from the property?
The rental law lawyers at Gimbrere Legal know the answers to your questions and will be happy to look at the best options with you.
We are also happy to assist you in the following situations:
- You must temporarily leave your home by order of the municipality.
- You must vacate your rental property by order of the landlord because the landlord wants to use the property for urgent personal use.
- You want to have a tenant evicted from your property because of urgent personal use.
- You are held liable by your landlord for defective delivery.
- You hold your landlord liable for overdue maintenance.
- You hold your tenant liable for overdue maintenance.
- You will be held liable by your tenant.
- You want to hold your landlord liable.
