Lejelov
Lejelov, or the Danish Tenancy Act, is the central statute regulating leases of residential and certain non-residential properties in Denmark. It governs the relationship between landlords and tenants, outlining the terms of lease agreements, the rights to occupy a dwelling, and the duties of both parties. The act primarily covers private residential leases, while social housing and many commercial leases are governed by related laws and regulations.
Key provisions address the formation of a tenancy, the basis for rent, and the handling of deposits
Termination and eviction are included, with guidance on notice periods, permissible grounds for ending a tenancy,
Historically, Lejeloven has undergone reforms to respond to shifting housing markets and rental practices. It remains