A terminated rental agreement shall, unless the tenant has terminated the agreement or has consented in writing to its termination after the day on which notice of termination was validly given by the lessor, remain in force by operation of law after the day on which notice of termination was validly given, until the court has irrevocably decided on a claim by the lessor as referred to in paragraph 2. The court may, however, if the tenant's defense appears to it to be manifestly unfounded, declare its awarding judgment provisionally enforceable.
The landlord, if he has not received a written notice from the tenant six weeks after the notice of termination, may claim, on the grounds stated in the notice, that the court shall fix the time when the contract shall end.
Regulations based on this article (delegated regulations)
No
Policies and circulars that have this article as legal authority
No
Articles or similar text referring to this article
Civil Code Book 7
article: 300, 301
(12-05-2021)
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