Rent Law

The landlord or lessor, tenant or lessee and subtenant or sublessee, can be unpleasantly surprised in the event the regime of rent law is not laid down correctly. After all, the consequences can be of essential importance, for example, for the landlord or lessor from a financial point of view and for the (sub)tenant or (sub)lessee possible disruption of quiet enjoyment under a tenancy or lease agreement. Roest Singh Lawyers can advise you in the area of rent law, the composition and assessment of tenancy or lease agreements and the applicable regulations. Furthermore we assist in conducting rent negotiation proceedings, evictions (in summary proceedings or not) and rent termination proceedings for both plaintiff and defendant.

Tenant

Are you considering renting a house? At a given time the landlord of the house will send you a draft rental agreement (lease). Often the contracts drawn up by the landlord contain unilateral regulations which only serve the interests of the landlord. Is the termination clause phrased correctly? Can your partner move in based on the draft lease? These are only a few questions which can arise on entering into a rent agreement. Roest Singh Lawyers provides you with solid advice you can rely on.

Landlord

Are you looking into leasing out a house? Is it wise to lease out temporarily or indefinitely? Is a subletting or sublease clause included in the contract? Can you evict the tenant or lessee in case of default? Roest Singh Lawyers offers you clear answers to these questions.

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