Regarding section 2 in the tenancy agreement: The commencement and termination of the tenancy Tenant’s notice to terminate the tenancy According to the Danish Rent Act, the tenant must give 3 months’ notice to terminate the tenancy agreement, unless otherwise agreed by the parties. Such agree- ments about this must be stipulated in section 11 of the tenancy agreement. Unless otherwise agreed, the tenant must give one month's notice to terminate a separate room tenancy, where a separate room is a room that forms part of the landlord's flat, or of a single- or double-occupancy house occupied by the landlord. Special agreements about this must be stated in section 11 of the agree- ment. Unless otherwise agreed, the tenant must give 3 months' notice to terminate a separate room tenancy, where a separate room is a room that does not form part of the landlord's flat, or of a single- or double- occupancy house occupied by the landlord. Special agreements about must shall be stated in section 11 of the agreement. Landlord’s notice to terminate the tenancy The tenancy agreement can only be terminated by the landlord in accordance with the rules stipulated in sec- tions 82 and 83 of the Danish Rent Act, and the land- lord must give notice in accordance with the rules stipu- lated in section 86 of the Danish Rent Act. Among other things, the rules stipulate the following: - Unless a longer period of notice has been mutually agreed, the landlord must give 1 month’s notice to ter- minate a separate room tenancy, where a separate room is a room that forms part of the landlord’s flat, or of a single- or double-occupancy house occupied by the landlord, and - The landlord must give one year’s notice to terminate a tenancy agreement concerning a flat in a house which at the time of commencement of the agreement only contains two flats of which the landlord occupies one. Furthermore, on certain conditions, other tenancy agreements may be terminated by the landlord, if the landlord wishes to use the property for his own purpos- es. The notice to terminate the agreement in such cas- es is 1 year. The Act contains a few other grounds to terminate the agreement including tenant’s non-compliance with proper conduct. In such cases, the notice of termination is 3 months. In section 1 of the agreement, it must be stated whether the property is a flat or a room. If it is a flat, it must also be stated whether it is an owner-occupied flat or an owner-partnership flat. If the property is of anot...
Regarding section 11 in the tenancy agreement: Special terms All agreed derogations from the tenancy laws and from the printed provisions in the tenancy agreement must be stated here. Such agreements may result in less extensive rights or impose bigger obligations on the tenant than in accordance with the general provisions of the tenancy laws. The mutually agreed special terms take precedence over the other terms and conditions of the tenancy agreement. It is stated in section 11 of the agreement whether or not special terms for rent determination apply which must be stated in the tenancy agreement, including e.g. conditions regarding private urban renewal and property improvements, return on investments, agreed green Side 12 af 13 urban renewal, adjustments based on net price index and free rent determination. The list is not exhaustive. If there is not enough room for the special terms under section 11 in the agreement, the terms may be moved to or continued in an appendix to the tenancy agreement. An appendix to the tenancy agreement should also be signed by the parties involved. Additional information about the property, which is not considered special terms between the parties, is stated under section 10 of the agreement. Agreement about digital communication If the landlord and the tenant wish to give each other the opportunity to use e.g. email to exchange digital documents, in cases where the tenancy laws require written communication, or in cases where there is an obligation between the parties to inform each other which cannot be carried out appropriately in other ways than in writing, this must be mutually agreed by the parties. If the parties have not made such an agreement, the requirement for written communication in accordance with the tenancy laws can only be met by submitting paper versions of documents. Such an agreement may be stated in section 11 of the agreement. There are no requirements as to the content of the agreement. The agreement can contain a general wording or be limited to specific types of information. The agreement should state which email addresses can be used. Certain types of information can, however, not be included in such an agreement, cf. section 4(2) of the Danish Rent Act. The agreement may be terminated at any time without notice. Private urban renewal and agreed property improvements For properties which have been rebuilt in accordance with the formerly applicable law on private urban renewal or in accordance with chapte...
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Regarding. “Educational Emergency” Provisions of SB7069 (signed September 23, 2020) Agreement setting the state identified “D” and “F” schools and agreeing that the current CTA contract does not limit the principal’s rights under SB 7069. Applies to the 2020-2021 school year.
Regarding. Section 7 in the tenancy agreement: Condition of the property at the start of the tenancy In Section 7 of the tenancy agreement, the parties must tick the appropriate box to indicate whether or not the condition of the property has been or will be assessed at an initial inspection. Landlords who rent out residential flats must draw up an initial inspection report. The report must be drawn up in cooperation with the tenant, so that the tenant is summoned to attend an initial inspection in connection with the start of the tenancy. A landlord who only rents out one residence and an owner of a single owner-occupied or owner-partnership residence are, however, not obligated to conduct an initial inspection. The landlord’s situation at the time when the property becomes available to the tenant determines whether or not the landlord is obligated to conduct an initial inspection. This will typically be at the start of the tenancy. If there is doubt about whether or not the landlord only rents out one residence, the tenant may ask the landlord to sign a solemn declaration which states that the landlord only rents out one residence. A landlord who rents out rooms is not obligated to conduct initial inspections either. The landlord must summon the tenant to participate in the initial inspection. There are no special rules as to when and how the tenant should be summoned, but it is implied that the tenant must be summoned in sufficient time to make it possible for the tenant to be present. The initial inspection report must state the condition of the property at the start of the tenancy. The initial inspection report must be handed over to the tenant at the inspection, including in a document in digital format. If the tenant is not present at the inspection or does not want to acknowledge receipt of the report, the report must be sent to the tenant 2 weeks after the inspection at the latest. The property must be in the same condition when eventually vacated by the tenant, unless otherwise agreed, cf. however the section below on refurbishment when vacating the property (about maintenance of the interior). No agreement can be made that the property must be in better condition at the termination than at the commencement of the tenancy. If the property is not in such a state of repair and condition as the tenant upon possession is entitled to in accordance with the agreement, the tenant must hold the landlord responsible for defects no later than 14 days after commenceme...
Regarding. Section 10 in the tenancy agreement: Tenant representation, house rules and additional information about the property Tenant representation In some areas, the tenant association can enter into agreements with the landlord on behalf of the other tenants, including agreements about carrying out shared improvements of the property. Furthermore, special rules concerning notifications of increases in the rent and shared improvements apply to properties with tenant associations. House rules It is the responsibility of the landlord to ensure orderliness in the property. The rules pertaining to this may be stipulated in a set of house rules. If a tenant association has been organised, a tenants’ meeting may lay down house rules. These rules will be valid unless the landlord has substantial reasons to object. The tenant must comply with these rules and other reasonable orders intended to safeguard orderliness and a proper and reasonable use of the property. Additional information about the property Additional information about the property is stated here, e.g. practical information about property conditions, etc.
Regarding. TMI-1 FUEL CORP. ------------------------------------- Dated as of November 5, 1998 TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Page 1. Definitions 1
