If the tenant or his/her spouse has a residence suitable for living within the borders of the same district or town, if the lessor does not know this at the time of establishment of the rental agreement, he/she may terminate the agreement through a lawsuit within one month from the end of the agreement.
However, in order to file a lawsuit for this reason, the lessor must not know of the existence of such a residence. It is not possible for the lessor to use this right, knowing the existence of such a house and still making a lease agreement. The lessor has hereby implicitly waived the eviction request.
Unless otherwise agreed in the rental agreement, it is not possible for the tenant to rent all or part of the rented place to another person, to transfer the right to use it to another person, or even to have it occupied by another person after leaving the rented place. Otherwise, the lessor, if he wishes, may apply to file a lawsuit by giving notice in advance and demanding that he comply with the contract against the tenant and declaring that he will file an eviction lawsuit if he does not comply, or he may file an eviction lawsuit against a third party in the position of sub-tenant or occupant without the need for a warning.
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