LAU - the Spanish renting law

LAU is the new spanish renting law. It protects the tenant and as well as the hirer. On this page, we will give you some hints for the following terms which are determined in LAU.

Notice

clause II, chapter V, article 27

If one of the parties does not maintain one or more of the agreed clauses, the other party is allowed to request the compliance of the clauses or to cancel the contract according to article 1124 of the civil code of law.

Extraordinary notice of cancellation by the owner can be declared in the case if:

1. the rent or other amounts of money are not being payed
2. the bailment or the adjustment is not being payed
3. the property is subleased without accordance of the owner,
4. the tenant damages the house deliberately or if he makes any constructions not accredited by the owner or the authority,
5. harassing, insanitary and/or dangerous acts by the tenant have been taken place or are taking place.
6. the tenant (or his/her wife/husband or the dependent children) does not use the property as first residence any longer.