Can your landlord go home without your consent?

Can your landlord go home without your consent?

(SMS Conversation)

· Too weird

My landlord called me to tell me it was time to clean up the living room...

· But he walked into your house like that?

· Well yes! He told me he was home

· It's not wrong at the same time...

· I think he has the right

(A received wisdom?)

Does your landlord have the right to enter your home without your permission?

No

(Speech by expert)

No, the landlord is not allowed to enter the tenant's home without his permission. If he does so, the tenant can file a complaint for breach of domicile and the owner then faces a penalty of one year imprisonment or a fine of 15,000 €.

Rules and regulations What must be clearly understood is that the rented accommodation is the tenant's home and as such he has exclusive use of it and can freely use the rented premises in compliance with the rental contract and, where appropriate, in compliance with the agreement to a building.

However, in certain circumstances, the tenant must allow the landlord access to the rented accommodation. This is particularly the case when the dwelling is sold or rented.

(Key Points)

· The tenant can file a complaint for violation of the home

· Owner faces 1 year in prison and 15,000 € fine

· In certain circumstances, the tenant must allow the landlord access to the unit