TOP-LEGAL | Letter from Landlord Closing Tenanted Building in Emergency Template

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This letter is to inform you that, due to an emergency situation, we have made the decision to temporarily close the building to protect the safety of all occupants and comply with legal obligations. We will keep you updated on the situation and notify you as soon as it is safe to reoccupy the premises.

Do you have any Question?

Yes, most leases and legal principles permit the landlord to take necessary actions, including full closure, to ensure safety and comply with emergency regulations or statutory obligations.

This depends on the terms of the lease. Some leases may include rent suspension clauses for emergencies or situations where the premises are unusable, while others may not—so tenants should review their lease carefully.

Area Of Law :

Property Law

Sector :

Corporate & Business Law

Category :

Private Law

Region :

Europe