LPTG reserves the right to charge the tenant`s credit card for full repair costs (including, but not limited to all work, equipment, parts and similar property costs) or to calculate the total replacement value of the device without deduction of depreciationThe replacement value is the replacement price of the manufacturer at the time of loss or damage. In addition to repair or replacement costs, LPTG may charge the tenant`s credit card in case the tenant has not purchased a protection plan at the time of the original rental order. “Loss of user fees” is the daily rental fee that LPTG would have collected for the device had it not been damaged or lost. The tenant must ensure that the equipment, when returned to LPTG, is clean. If the returned device were to be considered dirty under LPTG`s sole judgment, LPTG reserves the right to charge the tenant a “clean-up fee” the amount of which is at the sole discretion of LPTG. Each party can invoke this break clause by communicating in writing to the other for at least two months (this notification expires on the last day of a rental period). I am so puzzled about what the lease is and what happens if I do not provide the materials on time. Can someone help me? Thank you. LPTG ensures and guarantees: (1) The device is free of known defects and, in good conscience, is in good condition at the beginning of the rental; (2) LPTG is responsible for the routine repair and maintenance of appliances prior to rental; (3) LPTG has the right to rent the device. My tenant interprets the last day of tenancy on August 17, two months after the tender. The warning no longer needs to be linked to rental dates. It is now 2 months from the date of notification It should say the duration of the rental on your rental contract. Z.B.

the rental has not yet begun. This is only the new model If, in your case, if you pay the rent on the 1st each month, the message will be effective the next time of the month (i.e. July 1) and it will take place after 2 rental periods, so that it will not end until August 31. Hello Prestline, as far as I know, it depends on the date of the communication, and whether it is the landlord or tenant who does it. If the owner cancels the fixed term and the S21 notification expires at the expiry of the fixed life, then you are right – the owner doesn`t have to worry about rental times. My interpretation on the last day of the rental period to be the calendar month – i.e. pay the tenant`s rent for the whole month of August. But Liam`s embassy says the contract stipulates that the termination must expire on the last day of a rental period. The tenant who uses this clause would be different from the landlord who gives an S21.

Basically, Liam- it looks like the tenant has to give 2 full time rental, as Simon said.