About the work: Like hardly any other legal matter, tenancy law is subject to constant change, and case law and literature are constantly increasing in scope. This well-known presentation of Fritz's commercial tenancy law provides a precise and clear explanation of this increasingly confusing area of law in one volume.

Focal points:

• Form of the tenancy agreement
• Agreement on ancillary costs and apportionment
• Form clauses/AGB law
• Defects of the rented property and rent reduction
• Exclusion of warranty and claims for damages
• Change of landlord
• Termination of the tenancy without notice and in due time
• Termination of the tenancy
• Cosmetic repairs and deconstruction

Practical problems beyond the scope of tenancy law:

• Condominium law and rent
• Broker law and rent
• Tax law and rent
• Public law/neighbouring law
• Tenancy proceedings and interim legal protection
• Receivership, foreclosure, and insolvency.