vuokravieviö

Vuokravieviö refers to a situation in Finnish rental law where a tenant's right to occupy a property is secured through a lease agreement. This legal framework is designed to protect both the tenant and the landlord, establishing clear terms and responsibilities for the rental period. The core of vuokravieviö lies in the rental contract, which outlines details such as rent amount, payment schedule, duration of the lease, and conditions for termination.

Under vuokravieviö, tenants are granted the right to peaceful enjoyment of the rented premises, meaning they can live in the property without undue disturbance from the landlord. In return, tenants are obligated to pay rent on time and maintain the property in good condition, according to the terms of the lease. Landlords, in turn, have the responsibility to ensure the property is habitable and to address necessary repairs.

The concept of vuokravieviö also encompasses provisions for rent increases, which are typically regulated by law or the rental agreement itself. In cases of breaches of contract, such as non-payment of rent or significant damage to the property, the vuokravieviö can be terminated by either party, following specific legal procedures. This ensures a structured and fair process for resolving disputes and ending rental relationships. The Finnish Housing Act (Asunto-osakeyhtiölaki) and the Landlord and Tenant Act (Laki asuinhuoneiston vuokrauksesta) are key pieces of legislation that govern vuokravieviö.