Letter demanding repairs from the landlord
We draft your letter demanding that the landlord repair a problem, with the deadline you set, citing the relevant Civil Code articles. This is not legal advice or representation, and it does not replace a formal complaint or a lawsuit if the landlord does not respond.
This is not legal advice or representation. The letter demands repair of what you describe, with a deadline, and cites Article 1680, paragraph 2, of the Civil Code (the landlord must carry out necessary repairs, unless otherwise agreed) and Article 1682 (immediate notice; urgent repairs carry a right to reimbursement if you notify at the same time). If the problem keeps you from using part of the property, the letter also cites your right to a rent reduction or to end the contract (Article 1674). We do not decide whether your case is a "necessary" repair or "ordinary maintenance" — that depends on the facts — so the letter reserves those rights conditionally, not as settled facts. Read more in who pays for what repair in a rental.
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