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Court of Cassation clarifies rent after expiry
The Court of Cassation answered the question of whether paying rent after the lease term has expired obligates the landlord to renew the lease. It confirmed that a lease agreement ends when its specified term concludes, without the need for notice or automatic renewal. The court clarified that merely paying rent by the tenant does not constitute renewal or extension of the contract, unless there are documents proving the continuation of the lease relationship. The court also explained that payments made during the period after the contract has expired do not prevent the landlord from requesting the tenant’s eviction. It emphasized that the law states that the end of the original contract term results in the termination of the lease relationship, taking into account any documents and evidence that might prove continued use. The court pointed out that rulings are based on legal texts, and that the lease terminates at the end of the specified period unless both parties agree otherwise.
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