Kategorie: Civil Law
Renting an apartment or house for residential purposes from the landlord’s perspective: what to watch out for: liability of the landlord and the tenant, or who is responsible for what – Part 3.
In the first two articles of this mini-series, we focused on the suitability of a property for long-term and short-term rent, on practical issues and the landlord’s limitations when negotiating a lease agreement, and on matters connected with services and their billing. In this third part, we turn to an issue that is often overlooked …
Read moreExiting the company: what to do when an agreement is not possible
Introduction When business partners, friends or family members set up or buy a company together through which they intend to implement their business plan, they rarely admit that the initial enthusiasm and harmony may fade over time or that circumstances may change to such an extent that it becomes unbearable for any of the shareholders …
Read moreReal Estate Brokerage Contract – What to Watch out For from the Real Estate Broker’s Point of View
A real estate agency contract is a contract that real estate agents (estate brokers) encounter on a daily basis, however, most of us will likely encounter it over time. Since its entry into force in 2020, the Real Estate Brokerage Act (hereinafter the “RBA“)[1] imposed stricter rules on the content and particularities of such a …
Read moreRenting an apartment or house for residential purposes from the landlord’s perspective: what to watch out for: utilities and their billing – Part 2.
In the first article of this mini-series, we looked at the sustainability of the property itself for both long and short-term rent, as well as the practical issues and restrictions for the landlord when negotiating a tenancy agreement. In this second article, we will look at the issues associated with utilities – their negotiation, allocation, billing …
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