As a tenant, you may review the topics below that best match your situation regarding legal matters you may encounter, and contact us with your questions.
The legal basis of the eviction request, the lease agreement, notices, and the circumstances of the specific case are reviewed. Whether the stated grounds for eviction meet the legal requirements is assessed to determine the course of action that may be pursued.
The basis of the enforcement file, the amount claimed, the payment order, and service dates are reviewed. Options such as objection, payment, dispute resolution, or other legal steps relating to the enforcement process are assessed with attention to deadlines.
When and under what conditions the eviction undertaking was executed, its content, and the tenant's current legal position are reviewed together. The legal consequences of the document and the remedies that may be available are assessed according to the specific case.
In matters relating to the determination and increase of rent, the agreement, applicable legislation, and the specific features of the case are taken into account. The parties' rights and obligations are identified and an appropriate legal route for resolving the dispute is assessed.
Disputes may arise after the tenancy ends regarding the return or set-off of the security payment. Handover condition, damage claims, payment records, and the agreement are reviewed to determine the rights that may be asserted.
It is reviewed whether the landlord is fulfilling obligations arising from the agreement or from law. Depending on the specific breach, formal notice, determination proceedings, claims for payment, compensation, or other legal remedies may be considered.
Commercial leases may give rise to specific issues such as rent, permitted use, alterations, assignment, subletting, eviction, and termination. The terms of the agreement and the manner in which the premises are used are assessed together.
The nature of defects or deficiencies affecting use of the property is identified. Notice, repair, rent reduction, recovery of costs, or other legal remedies are assessed within the framework of the specific case.
Reviewing the terms of a lease agreement before signing helps identify the parties' obligations and risks. In particular, term, rent amount, increases, security, permitted use, eviction, and special conditions are assessed.
Each legal matter is assessed on its own terms and addressed through the most appropriate methods. Before a dispute escalates, establishing the right lease agreement, documenting payment and handover processes, and responding promptly to legal issues that arise can help prevent more serious disputes later. Preparing a lease agreement or reviewing an existing agreement from a legal perspective is important not only when a dispute arises, but also at the start and throughout the tenancy.