Extension Of Lease Agreements
Extension of Lease Agreements
Extension of Lease Agreements Subject to General Provisions
The characteristic of fixed-term lease agreements subject to general provisions is that they expire at the end of the period in question. However, the lessor must file an eviction lawsuit within one month from the end of this period or follow-up with a request for eviction due to the expiration of the period.
However, in fixed-term contracts, if the lessor has issued a notice that the contract will not be extended before the expiration of the term, the contract in question cannot be extended and the lessor can always file an eviction lawsuit after the expiration of the term.
If there is no notice and there is no explicit agreement between the parties in the lease agreement that the contract will not be extended, if the tenant continues to be a tenant and the lessor continues to receive rent, the fixed-term lease agreement turns into an indefinite-term lease agreement (i.e. it becomes a lease agreement with an indefinite duration).
In indefinite-term contracts, a lawsuit is filed by complying with the termination notice periods to file a lawsuit.
If there is a notice clause in the contract regarding the extension of the lease agreement and the parties have not complied with this notice clause, the contract is extended under the same conditions for the period specified in the contract.
Extension of Lease Agreements for Residential and Roofed Workplaces
The situation is slightly different for residential and roofed workplace leases. In fixed-term lease agreements, if the tenant does not give a notice of termination 15 days before the expiration date of the contract, the contract is extended for one year under the same conditions.
However, it is not possible for residential and roofed workplace leases to become indefinite with the expiration date of the contract.
It is possible to lease indefinitely in places subject to residential roofed workplace leases.
Extension of Product Lease Contracts
As mentioned above, the fixed-term lease agreement ends at the end of the term. The lessor must file an eviction lawsuit within one month from the expiration of the term or make a follow-up with a request for eviction due to the expiration of the term.
Again, if the lessor has issued a notice that the contract will not be extended before the end of the period in the fixed-term contracts mentioned above, the contract cannot be extended.
If there is no notice, if there is no explicit agreement between the parties that the contract will not be extended, if the tenant continues his tenancy and the lessor continues to receive rent, the fixed-term lease agreement is extended for one year under the same conditions.
In order to file a lawsuit in the extended period, a lawsuit is filed by complying with the termination notice periods.
If there is a notice clause in the contract regarding the extension of the lease agreement and this notice clause is not complied with by the parties, the contract is extended for the period in the contract under the same conditions.