üürikasutaja

A üürikasutaja is an Estonian term that translates to "rental user" or "tenant." It refers to an individual or entity who rents or leases property, typically housing, from a landlord. The relationship between a üürikasutaja and a üürileandja (landlord) is governed by a rental agreement, known as a üürileping, which outlines the terms and conditions of the tenancy.

The rights and responsibilities of a üürikasutaja are legally defined. Generally, they are obligated to pay rent on time, use the property in a responsible manner, and adhere to the terms of the rental agreement. In return, the üürikasutaja has the right to occupy and use the property peacefully, and to expect the landlord to maintain the property in a habitable condition. Specific regulations regarding notice periods for termination, deposit amounts, and landlord access are typically stipulated in Estonian housing law and the individual rental contract. Understanding these legal frameworks is crucial for any üürikasutaja to ensure a fair and lawful tenancy.