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The Court of Cassation affirmed that an eviction order issued against a tenant husband is enforceable against his family residing with him, provided that their right to occupancy is derived from the original lease agreement, and that the presence of the wife and children does not make them primary parties to the contract. It also clarified that the wife's failure to be involved in the legal case does not prevent the enforcement of the judgment against her if her residence is based on the rights of the original tenant, and that granting her access to the apartment does not grant her an independent contractual right. Furthermore, if the tenant refuses to pay the rent, the landlord can resort to legal procedures, with a necessary distinction between cases where the wife’s independent rental rights are established and those where her residence depends on the tenant’s contract.
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