You must respect a certain period of notice for a furnished rental before permanently leaving the renting accommodation. The duration may vary depending on the situation. If you have an urgent and legitimate reason, you can leave the premises as soon as possible.
Otherwise, time limits must be respected. In any case, you will have to meet certain conditions before you can
definitively terminate your rental contract.
Like many other administrative procedures, the termination of a lease contract is governed under certain conditions. Indeed, certain modalities have to be fulfilled for the procedure to be admissible.
Respecting the notice period is one of the most important elements in terminating a rental agreement. In the event of non-performance, the opposing party may invoke the intervention of the competent authorities.
The length of the rental notice varies depending on whether the rental property is furnished or not. In general, this period is between 1 and 6 months, depending on the entity at the origin of the contract’s breach.
To proceed with the termination of your lease, it is important to follow certain specific steps at the risk of leading to possible conflicting situations, which are usually inconvenient.
And if the tenant can at any time break his lease contract, the lessor must imperatively justify a specific reason. In the event of fraudulent leave, the circumstances may turn out to be somewhat delicate.
The first attempt at resolution will be made at the two parties affected by the dispute.
Rental notice: what is it?
The rental notice represents a time limit that the party at the origin of the breach of the lease agreement, whether tenant or owner, must respect in the context of the termination of a rental agreement.
In general, this period begins when the trigger announces its intention to break the agreement and ends when it is terminated.
In other words, the leave is effective when the time limit has expired. The length of the rental notice may vary depending on the situation that arises. More concretely, it depends on the reasons which encourage the termination of the rental contract.
Therefore, it differs depending on whether the tenant or the owner decides to terminate his agreement with the opposing party because of any motivation.
Compliance with this deadline is essential to avoid a possible future litigation situation. The procedures could prove to be more or less annoying and, above all, somewhat tedious.
Thus, it is preferable to proceed with an amicable breach of contract. This will give each affected party a fresh start. Thus, the former tenant can find a new residence that would be more in line with his expectations and the lessor a new tenant ready to live in his property.