Tenancy law
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Our expertise within Tenancy Law
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Tenancy law
Types of Lease Agreements
There are different types of lease agreements, each with specific rules:
Living space
This includes lease agreements for houses and apartments. These rules are often strict to protect the tenant. As an entrepreneur/landlord, this can lead to difficult situations where legal assistance is necessary.
Retail business premises
This concerns lease agreements for retail and, for example, catering. There are also protective rules applicable here, such as term protection and the grounds for termination.
General Lease Agreements
This is a residual category for lease agreements that do not fall under the other categories, such as office space.
Scope of Tenancy Law
There are different types of lease agreements with different types of protection.
Retail business premises
This concerns lease agreements for retail and, for example, catering. There are also protective rules applicable here, such as term protection and the grounds for termination.
Read more about lease agreements with regard to business premises here.
General lease agreements
This is a residual category for lease agreements that do not fall under the other categories, such as office space.
For this category, there is a different form of protection for tenants.
Residential space
This covers rental agreements for houses and apartments. These rules are often strict to protect the tenant. As an entrepreneur/landlord, this can lead to difficult situations where legal assistance is necessary.
Practical and solution-oriented
We understand that you do not need long legal arguments, but clear solutions and concrete steps. Westhoff Van Namen thinks along with you, communicates clearly and focuses on sustainable solutions – whether it concerns preventing a conflict or litigating up to the judge.
