According to the Law 820 of 2003, The lease can be oral or written, so nevertheless there must be a signed paper between the parties. Once such an agreement is made, must comply with certain duties established in this law and, in case of breaching them, your landlord may terminate the contract unilaterally.

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causes of termination

The following would be the reasons why your landlord would immediately request the property, in accordance with Law 820 of 2003:

Breach of pay agreed within the contract.

The non-timely payment of public services that involves cutting them.

– Subletting without authorization from the landlordFor example, a person rents a room or part of the property to a third party that the person who arrives is unaware of.

Leasing a property for one use and then using it for another purpose. For example, you rent for residential use, but then set up a store.

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behaviors that emerge to the neighbors and the tranquility of the community.

development of activities delicious on the premises.

carry out modifications or changes in the property without agreeing with the owner.

– Failure to respect the rules established in buildingsgroups or properties covered by the horizontal property regime.

It is important to clarify that the owner, in case of immediately terminating the contract, must notify the tenant 3 months before.

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