Justice Forces to Pay 2,300 Euros of Compensation to Tenants for Leaving the Apartment Before the End of the Contract
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If you’re thinking about leaving your rental apartment before six months pass, beware: you can get paid several months’ rent. And no, it’s not worth sending a WhatsApp and leaving the keys in the mailbox. A recent ruling by the Provincial Court of Bizkaia has made it clear: some tenants will have to pay 2,313.82 euros for having left the apartment just three months after signing the contract. Even if it seems crazy, the Urban Leases Act (LAU) is…
IN 30 SECONDS What has happened? The Provincial Court of Bizkaia has sentenced tenants to compensate the owner with 2,313.82 euros for leaving the house within three months of the contract, without respecting the minimum period of six months marked by the LAU. Who is behind it? The sentence, on March 12, was handed down by the Court of Bizkaia, partially confirming an earlier ruling of the Court of First Instance No. 4 of Bilbao. What impact doe…
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