Dutch law on lease has different rules for office space and retail space, and for rental agreements for living space.

Landlord-tenant law in the Netherlands gives the landlord and the tenant a number of legally determined obligations. These legally determined rules are called the mandatory laws and apply when no diverging rules have been established. Tenants are very well protected under Dutch law.

Should you have any questions or require any assistance regarding Dutch landlord-tenant law do not hesitate to contact our law firm.

Questions you might have:

  • Which rental contract do I need for living space?
  • Which commercial lease agreement do I need for office space or retail space?
  • How can a landlord or a tenant terminate the rental agreement?
  • Is the rental price reasonable or not?
  • Is the landlord allowed to raise the rent?
  • Is the tenant or the landlord responsible for the maintenance of the rented space?
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