I think you can look at your previous agreement and see if it contains an interruption clause. The termination you have requested must end on the first or last day of your rental period. If no one has entered and you no longer have a key, but you have the lease more valid, you can get a locksmith who can get you in and change the locks. For fixed-term contracts of 3 years or less, the break fee is: temporary rental contracts can only be modified if the lessor and all tenants agree. Each agreement should be in writing and contain what has been agreed. Both the landlord and the tenants must keep a copy. Assuming that the landlord relies on the interruption clause by granting a termination to his tenant – if the tenant refuses to evacuate and remains in the property, the lessor must initiate legal proceedings so that he can obtain a command from the judge. The judge will then look at the interruption clause to see if it is valid. The last argument we had in March was about the “guests” who brought her into the apartment and told me that there would be noise during her visit and that I had to deal with it.
I told him once again to entertain his guests in his room and not to restrict the common space in the house. She told me to accept it or leave the apartment. Of course, I didn`t because I told her that we clearly have the same rights in housing and she can`t throw me when she feels like it, especially at night for 6 hours when she brings boys home. Note: I have checked my lease and there are no clear rules and definitions for customers, visitors, how long to stay, etc. Your guests usually stay from 1 day to 3-4 days a week. And if I`m not in the apartment (on a business trip or vacation, etc.), I know they`ll stay even longer…