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The landlord claims compensation

Have you received a claim for compensation from the landlord after moving out? Here is an overview of some situations where the landlord may have a right to compensation.

This can make the tenant liable

The tenant is obligated to move out when the notice period, or the time specified tenancy agreement has expired. The residence must be returned in the condition you have agreed upon. If nothing else is agreed upon the residence must be cleaned, tidied and in the same condition as it was when the residence was made available.

In what conditions must the residence be be upon return?

Damages

The tenant can become liable for damages and defects that was not there when she moved in.

It is up to the landlord to prove that the tenant is responsible for possible damages.

If the damages is a result of normal wear and tear, the landlord is not entitled to compensation. The tenant is also not responsible for whatever falls under the landlord's obligation to maintain.

Who is responsible for damage and wear on the residence?

Inadequate cleaning

If the tenant has not cleaned adequately, she can become liable for compensation to the landlord. The landlord has a right to compensation for the expenses necessary to have the residence cleaned.

Lost rent

If the tenant does not receive rent for a period, and this is due the tenant not fulfilling their obligations following the tenancy agreement, the landlord may have a right to compensation for lost rent.

Compensation for lost rent