General conditions of Sale

This rental agreement is subject to the usual legal terms and charges relevant to such agreements, and in particular the conditions listed below, which the tenant is legally bound to fulfil, under penalty of rental losses, or payment of damages, or termination of contract :

1. Occupation of the premises must be for private residential use only, and no use of the premises for the practice of any trade or profession is permitted, the tenant accepting that this rental agreement is accorded to him/her only as relating to a temporary residence for holiday use.

2. No actions may be taken by the tenant, his/her family or his/her acquaintances that might be prejudicial to the smooth-running of the neighborhood.

3. The rented premises are to be occupied by the tenant in person and sub-letting of those premises or transfer of the tenancy, under any circumstances, even without a charge being made, is prohibited, except with written consent from the lessor.

4. The tenant must fulfil the usual legal obligations to which tenants are held.

5. The tenant must not make any alterations to the rented premises, or to the arrangement of the furniture.

6. The tenant will not, for any reason, bring animals (dogs, cats, etc) into the rented premises, without the express authorisation of the lessor. A special additional deposit of 300 (three hundred) € will be payable in this eventuality.

7. The tenant must keep the sound from radios, television sets etc. down to a level that will not disturb the neighbours, and take personal responsibility, without the lessor having to be involved,  for the legal and financial consequences of any complaints made by third parties, in particular concerning noise, odours, fumes, lights or vibrations caused by him/her or by items belonging to him/her.

8. In no circumstances, may the tenant hold the lessor liable in the event of a robbery being committed on the rented premises.

9. The lessor will not be liable for damage caused by the tenant on neighbours' premises, as a consequence of overflow of water, blocked drains or other phenomena.

10. The tenant must accept the carrying out of such repairs as fall within the lessor's responsibilit that may have to take place during the rental period, for reasons of urgency and necessity, without reduction of rent and without compensation.

11. The tenant must look after the rented premises and return it in same as condition for future rental, at the end of the period of use.

12. The tenant will not be able to claim compensation on grounds of disturbance caused by any work undertaken in the surroundings of the rented premises, as these are included in the unforeseeable circumstances for which the lessor is not to be held responsible.

13. The tenant undertakes to maintain in good condition and to return at the end of the period of use, the appliances and any service provisions listed on the description sheet for the rental. He/she is held responsible for any accidents that may occur as a result of their use.

14. In the case of rented property within a building with a lift or lifts, the lessor will be responsible for the upkeep of the lift(s) in the following specific conditions: the tenant will be held responsible for accidents of any kind that may result from the use of the lift(s), with its/their use being strictly prohibited for children under fifteen unaccompanied by adults. The tenant will not be able to address any complaint or claim for compensation regarding the lift(s) being out of operation to the lessor, whatever the length of the non-operational period, if this period is required to restore the device(s) to operational condition.

15. If, as a consequence of unavoidable and unforeseeable circumstances, the lessor cannot make the premises that the tenant has rented available, the lessor is obliged to implement all means at his/her disposal to obtain alternative premises whose level of comfort and capacity is comparable to the premises booked. If this is not possible, the lessor will return the amounts paid, apart from any compensation.

16. The tenant will not be able to address any complaint or claim for compensation regarding the unavailability of any utilities (water, electricity, gas, etc) to the lessor, whatever the length of the period for which they remain unavailable, if this period is required by the public or private companies supplying these utilities to restore the networks and appliances concerned to operational condition or to repair them, or if the cessation of services is due to an electrical failure, a failure in operation or in supply.

17. Inventories will be drawn up at the start and end of the rental period. With regard to this, the furniture and other items included on the inventory must not be subject to more than everyday wear and tear, resulting from the normal use for which they are designed. At the end of the rental period, those that are found to be missing or out of order, as a result of use other than that considered normal, will have to be replaced or paid for by the tenant, with the consent of the lessor. This clause applies to wallpaper, paintwork and all furniture.

18. The maximum number of people to be accommodated by the rented premises as shown in the description of the premises is shown specifically as the total number of possible occupants, adults and children included. Children aged less than 1 year old may be accepted as excess, if specific written consent is obtained from the lessor, on seeing documentary confirmation of the relevant personal details.

19. The tenant must not put laundry or containers or anything that may damage the cleanliness or the appearance of the rented premises on the balconies and in the windows.