If, for any reason, you wish to terminate or cancel the rental agreement with your tenant, it is very important that you familiarize yourself thoroughly with the Danish tenancy law rules regarding termination of rental agreements.
For both unlimited and limited rentals, you cannot simply terminate your tenant without a valid reason – and if there is a reason, it must be supported by the Danish Rental Act (Lejeloven).
If your tenant has neglected the property or seriously violated the terms and conditions stated in the lease agreement, you may (with proper documentation and notice) be entitled to terminate the rental agreement.
Regardless of the reason, you should always study the tenancy law carefully if you wish to cancel the rental agreement and terminate your tenant.
At BoligPortal, we do not provide legal guidance on tenancy law or other legal matters related to the termination of rental agreements.
You can read more about valid reasons for terminating a rental agreement in Section 183 of the Danish Rental Act here.
BoligPortal do not provide legal advice
If you have questions about whether you can terminate your tenant, or need advice and guidance on the tenancy law rules regarding termination of lease agreements, we recommend that you contact a lawyer specializing in tenancy and rental law.
At BoligPortal, we are not legally trained to provide legal advice.