Lease Termination: Legal Grounds and Notice Periods
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Lease termination for residential properties is governed by strict rules under French Law No. 89-462 of July 6, 1989. Whether you are a tenant or landlord, understanding the legal grounds for termination and applicable notice periods is essential to avoid disputes. Poorly conducted procedures can result in notice invalidity or even damages. This guide details the conditions for lease termination, required formalities, and pitfalls to avoid to legally secure the end of the rental.
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