Common use of Payment of rent etc Clause in Contracts

Payment of rent etc. Payment The rent etc. is due for payment in advance monthly on every: The rent etc. is to be paid to the place of payment stated by the landlord 1st of a month Every month the rent etc. comprise Rent: DKK Heating on account: DKK Water on account: DKK Electricity on account: DKK Other on account: DKK Payment for shared antenna and Copy Xxx: DKK Other rent expenses: DKK Rent increase due to improvements until: (date) DKK Improvement loans etc.: DKK Total per month: DKK When signing the agreement the following payment is due: Rent etc. for the period of: XX-XX-20XX to XX-XX-20XX: DKK Tenant contribution DKK OR Deposit DKK Payment in cash for improvements DKK Name plate DKK Total DKK From this amount loan under the Rent Subsidy Act, if any, paid directly from the municipality to the landlord, or other type of subsidy, is deducted: Tenant contribution loan DKK OR DKK Hereafter the tenant will pay in cash to the landlord a total of: DKK Clause 4 – Payment to other parties than the landlord Payments for electricity and signal transmission must be paid directly to the utility company Clause 5 – Heating (incl. heating of water), water and signal transmission Heating (incl. heating of water) The tenancy is heated by: District heating/natural gas □ Oil-based central heating □x District heating/natural gas □ Electricity □ Other: Does the landlord supply the heating? □x Yes □ No Does the landlord supply the hot water □x Yes □ No The heating accounting year begins on the 1st of January Is the expense for heating and hot water included in the rent (only for student housing)? □ Yes □x No Water Is the expense for the water included in the rent (only in case the landlord supplies the water)? □ Yes x□ No Are the water accounts made separately? □x Yes □ No The water accounting year begins on 1st of January Communal aerial (Shared antenna) Does the landlord supply the signal transmission? □x Yes □ No Clause 6 – Interior maintenance The interior maintenance is the responsibility of: □x the tenant (A-scheme) □ the landlord (B-scheme) The maintenance account totals: DKK (only available for the B-scheme) Clause 7 – Vacation (only for the A-scheme) Is it agreed that the tenant vacates the tenancy up to 14 days before the termination of the lease □x Yes □ No Or Is it agreed that the tenant pays rent for at maximum period of 14 days after the termination of the lease □ Yes □x No Clause 8 - Miscellaneous Does the tenant have the right to assign (only for mixed tenancies)? □ Yes □x No Did the tenant receive a copy of the maintenance regulations? □x Yes □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the house rules, including information on domestic animals? □x Yes □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the list of jobs allowed to be carried out according to the tenants’ right of tenancy disposal □ Yes □x No Did the tenant receive a copy of the statutes of the housing association/self- governing institution □x Yes □ No Clause 9 – General terms and conditions Social housing The property is a social housing. For social housings, the Act of Social Housing and Subsidised Private Housing Co-operatives etc. and the Tenancy Act apply. The municipal council supervises the property, and to a great extent, the local complaints board for tenants settles disputes between the landlord and the tenant. At any time, the total rent for the division must be determined in a way that it provides the division with the possibility of settling the operating costs, including statutory contributions, depositing etc., using the rent earnings. Developments In developments, the tenant contribution and the rent are preliminary and may be subject to increases at three months’ notice. Possession of the tenancy In accordance with the maintenance regulations, the landlord must make the tenancy available to the tenant in a sound and good condition from the agreed time of commencement of the tenancy. In connection with the occupancy, the tenancy shall be inspected by the landlord and the tenant, following which a report must be drawn up, stating the condition of the tenancy at the occupancy. The report must be signed by both parties. The tenant will receive a copy of the report. Disputes on whether the tenancy has defects at the commencement of the tenancy, will primarily be settled by the complaints board for tenants, which has the right to order the landlord to repair the defects. If the tenant on the basis of defects wishes to demand a proportional reduction of the rent, cancel the tenancy agreement or claim for damages, the tenant must, not later than 14 days after the commencement of the tenancy, inform the landlord that the tenant wishes to hold the landlord accountable for the defects. However, the 14 day deadline does not apply if, e.g., the defect is not ascertainable when exercising reasonable vigilance. Disputes concerning these matters are settled by the Rent Tribunal. Domestic animals It is not possible to demand the removal of domestic animals acquired according to special permission or in accordance with the house rules, even if the house rules are altered at a later date, stipulating that such domestic animals are no longer permitted. Termination of the tenancy agreement The tenant may terminate the tenancy agreement at three months’ notice to expire on the first weekday of a month not preceding a public holiday. The landlord may terminate the tenancy agreement in accordance with the Tenancy Act, e.g. when demolition or modernisation results in the fact that the tenant is forced to vacate the tenancy, or when the tenant disregards fair and traditional practices, and the relation is of a nature that requires that the tenant vacates the tenancy. In the Tenancy Act, the landlord’s rights to terminate student housing agreements are specified. Cancellation of the tenancy agreement The landlord may cancel the agreement according to the rules and regulations of the Tenancy Act. E.g., the tenancy agreement may be cancelled when the rent or other compulsory disbursements are not paid in due time, when the tenant fully or partially assigns the use of the tenancy to another party, in cases where this is not permitted, and despite objections from the landlord does not terminate the relation, or when the tenant has disregarded fair and traditional practices.

Payment of rent etc. Payment The rent etc. is due for payment in advance monthly on every: The rent etc. is to be paid to the place of payment stated by the landlord 1st of a month Every month the rent etc. comprise RentRent – student housing: DKK Heating on account: DKK Water on accountPayment for use of laundry card: DKK Electricity on account: DKK Other on account: DKK Payment for shared antenna and Copy Xxx: DKK Other rent expenses: DKK Rent increase due to improvements until: (date) DKK Improvement loans etc.: DKK Miscellaneous Total per month: DKK When signing the agreement the following payment is due: Rent etc. for the period offirst period: XX-XX-20XX to XX-XX-20XX: DKK Deposit DKK Tenant contribution DKK OR Deposit DKK Payment in cash for improvements DKK Name plate DKK Total DKK From this amount loan under the Rent Subsidy Act, if any, paid directly from the municipality to the landlord, or other type of subsidy, is deducted: Tenant contribution loan DKK OR DKK Hereafter the tenant will pay in cash to the landlord a total of: DKK Clause 4 – Payment to other parties than the landlord Payments for electricity and signal transmission must be paid directly to the utility company Clause 5 – Heating (incl. heating of water), water and signal transmission Heating (incl. heating of water) The tenancy is heated by: District heating/natural gas □ Oil-based central heating □x District heating/natural gas □ Electricity □ Other: Does the landlord supply the heating? □x Yes □ No Does the landlord supply the hot water □x Yes □ No The heating accounting year begins on the 1st of January Is the expense for heating and hot water included in the rent (only for student housing)? □ Yes □x No Water Is the expense for the water included in the rent (only in case the landlord supplies the water)? □ □x Yes x□ No Are the water accounts made separately? □ Yes □x Yes □ No The water accounting year begins on 1st of January on: Communal aerial (Shared antenna) Does the landlord supply the signal transmission? □ Yes □x Yes □ No Clause 6 – Interior maintenance The interior maintenance is the responsibility of: □x the tenant (A-scheme) □ the landlord (B-scheme) The maintenance account totals: DKK (only available for the B-scheme) Clause 7 – Vacation (only for the A-scheme) Is it agreed that the tenant vacates the tenancy up to 14 days before the termination of the lease □x Yes □ No Or Is it agreed that the tenant pays rent for at maximum period of 14 days after the termination of the lease □ Yes □x □ No Clause 8 - Miscellaneous Does the tenant have the right to assign (only for mixed tenancies)? □ Yes □x □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the maintenance regulations? □x Yes □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the house rules, including information on domestic animals? □x Yes □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the list of jobs allowed to be carried out according to the tenants’ right of tenancy disposal □ Yes □x No Did the tenant receive a copy of the statutes of the housing association/self- governing institution □ Yes □x Yes □ No Clause 9 – General terms and conditions Social housing The property is a social housing. For social housings, the Act of Social Housing and Subsidised Private Housing Co-operatives etc. and the Tenancy Act apply. The municipal council supervises the property, and to a great extent, the local complaints board for tenants settles disputes between the landlord and the tenant. At any time, the total rent for the division must be determined in a way that it provides the division with the possibility of settling the operating costs, including statutory contributions, depositing etc., using the rent earnings. Developments In developments, the tenant contribution and the rent are preliminary and may be subject to increases at three months’ notice. Possession of the tenancy In accordance with the maintenance regulations, the landlord must make the tenancy available to the tenant in a sound and good condition from the agreed time of commencement of the tenancy. In connection with the occupancy, the tenancy shall be inspected by the landlord and the tenant, following which a report must be drawn up, stating the condition of the tenancy at the occupancy. The report must be signed by both parties. The tenant will receive a copy of the report. Disputes on whether the tenancy has defects at the commencement of the tenancy, will primarily be settled by the complaints board for tenants, which has the right to order the landlord to repair the defects. If the tenant on the basis of defects wishes to demand a proportional reduction of the rent, cancel the tenancy agreement or claim for damages, the tenant must, not later than 14 days after the commencement of the tenancy, inform the landlord that the tenant wishes to hold the landlord accountable for the defects. However, the 14 day deadline does not apply if, e.g., the defect is not ascertainable when exercising reasonable vigilance. Disputes concerning these matters are settled by the Rent Tribunal. Domestic animals It is not possible to demand the removal of domestic animals acquired according to special permission or in accordance with the house rules, even if the house rules are altered at a later date, stipulating that such domestic animals are no longer permittedallowed. Termination of the tenancy agreement The tenant may terminate the tenancy agreement at three months’ notice to expire on the first weekday of a month not preceding a public holiday. The landlord may terminate the tenancy agreement in accordance with the Tenancy Act, e.g. when demolition or modernisation results in the fact that the tenant is forced to vacate the tenancy, or when the tenant disregards fair and traditional practices, and the relation is of a nature that requires that the tenant vacates the tenancy. In the Tenancy Act, the landlord’s rights to terminate student housing agreements are specified. Cancellation of the tenancy agreement The landlord may cancel the agreement according to the rules and regulations of the Tenancy Act. E.g., the tenancy agreement may be cancelled when the rent or other compulsory disbursements are not paid in due time, when the tenant fully or partially assigns the use of the tenancy to another party, in cases where this is not permitted, and despite objections from the landlord does not terminate the relation, or when the tenant has disregarded fair and traditional practices.

Payment of rent etc. Payment The rent etc. is due for payment in advance monthly on every: The rent etc. is to be paid to the place of payment stated by the landlord 1st of a month XX-XX-20XX Every month the rent etc. comprise Rent: DKK Heating on account: DKK Water on account: DKK Electricity on account: DKK Other on account: DKK Payment for shared antenna and Copy Xxx: DKK Other rent expenses: Rent for garage DKK Rent increase due to improvements until: (date) DKK Improvement loans etc.Other rent expenses: DKK DKK Total per month: DKK When signing the agreement the following payment is due: Rent etc. for the period of: XX-XX-20XX to XX-XX-20XX: DKK Tenant contribution DKK OR Deposit DKK Payment in cash for improvements DKK Name plate Tax stamps DKK Share of housing association (only valid for cooperative housing associations) Total DKK From this amount loan loans under the Rent Subsidy Tenant contribution loan DKK OR DKK Act, if any, paid directly from the municipality to the landlord, or other type of subsidy, is deducted: Tenant contribution loan DKK OR DKK Hereafter the tenant will pay in cash to the landlord a total of: DKK Clause 4 – Payment to other parties than the landlord Payments for electricity and signal transmission must be paid directly The tenant shall pay the following types of expenses to other parties than the utility company landlord: Clause 5 – Heating (incl. heating of water), water and signal transmission Heating (incl. heating of water) The tenancy is heated by: District heating/natural gas □ Oil-based central heating □x □ District heating/natural gas □ Electricity □ Other: Does the landlord supply the heating? □x □ Yes □ No Does the landlord supply the hot water □x □ Yes □ No The heating accounting year begins on the 1st of January XX-XX-20XX Is the expense for heating and hot water included in the rent (only for student housing)? □ Yes □x □ No Water Is the expense for the water included in the rent (only in case the landlord supplies the water)? □ Yes x□ No Are the water accounts made separately? □x □ Yes □ No The water accounting year begins on 1st of January the XX-XX-20XX Communal aerial (Shared antenna) Does the landlord supply the signal transmission? □x □ Yes □ No Clause 6 – Interior maintenance The interior maintenance is the responsibility of: □x □ the tenant (A-scheme) □ the landlord (B-scheme) The maintenance account totals: DKK (only available for the B-scheme) Clause 7 – Vacation (only for the A-scheme) Is it agreed that the tenant vacates the tenancy up to 14 days before the termination of the lease □x □ Yes □ No Or Is it agreed that the tenant pays rent for at maximum period of 14 days after the termination of the lease □ Yes □x □ No Clause 8 - Miscellaneous Does the tenant have the right to assign (only for mixed tenancies)? □ Yes □x □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the maintenance regulations? □x □ Yes □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the house rules, including information on domestic animals? □x □ Yes □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the list of jobs allowed to be carried out according to the tenants’ right of tenancy disposal □ Yes □x □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the statutes of the housing association/self- governing institution □x □ Yes □ No Clause 9 – General terms and conditions Social housing The property is a social housing. For social housings, the Act of Social Housing and Subsidised Private Housing Co-operatives etc. and the Tenancy Act apply. The municipal council supervises the property, and to a great extent, the local complaints board for tenants settles disputes between the landlord and the tenant. At any time, the total rent for the division must be determined in a way that it provides the division with the possibility of settling the operating costs, including statutory contributions, depositing etc., using the rent earnings. Developments In developments, the tenant contribution and the rent are preliminary and may be subject to increases at three months’ notice. Possession of the tenancy In accordance with the maintenance regulations, the landlord must make the tenancy available to the tenant in a sound and good condition from the agreed time of commencement of the tenancy. In connection with the occupancy, the tenancy shall be inspected by the landlord and the tenant, following which a report must be drawn up, stating the condition of the tenancy at the occupancy. The report must be signed by both parties. The tenant will receive a copy of the report. Disputes on whether the tenancy has defects at the commencement of the tenancy, will primarily be settled by the complaints board for tenants, which has the right to order the landlord to repair the defects. If the tenant on the basis of defects wishes to demand a proportional reduction of the rent, cancel the tenancy agreement or claim for damages, the tenant must, not later than 14 days after the commencement of the tenancy, inform the landlord that the tenant wishes to hold the landlord accountable for the defects. However, the 14 day deadline does not apply if, e.g., the defect is not ascertainable when exercising reasonable vigilance. Disputes concerning these matters are settled by the Rent Tribunal. Domestic animals It is not possible to demand the removal of domestic animals acquired according to special permission or in accordance with the house rules, even if the house rules are altered at a later date, stipulating that such domestic animals are no longer permitted. Termination of the tenancy agreement The tenant may terminate the tenancy agreement at three months’ notice to expire on the first weekday of a month not preceding a public holiday. The landlord may terminate the tenancy agreement in accordance with the Tenancy Act, e.g. when demolition or modernisation results in the fact that the tenant is forced to vacate the tenancy, or when the tenant disregards fair and traditional practices, and the relation is of a nature that requires that the tenant vacates the tenancy. In the Tenancy Act, there are special rules and regulations regarding the landlord’s rights to terminate student housing agreements are specifiedagreements. Cancellation of the tenancy agreement The landlord may cancel the agreement according to the rules and regulations of the Tenancy Act. E.g., the tenancy agreement may be cancelled when the rent or other compulsory disbursements are not paid in due time, when the tenant fully or partially assigns the use of the tenancy to another party, in cases where this is not permitted, and despite objections from the landlord does not terminate the relation, or when the tenant has disregarded fair and traditional practices.. Clause 10 – Special terms and conditions If mutually agreed by landlord and tenant, derogations from the general rules stipulated in the laws must be stated here. The tenant does not have to pay interest of the tenant contribution/share and prepayment. The tenant received the list of defects. At vacation the tenant is liable during the renovation period. In connection with occupation an occupation inspection report must be made in co-operation with the person occupying the tenancy, who will be summoned to participate in the inspection. 1 domestic animal is allowed upon application. Only 1 person is allowed to inhabit the one-room flats. The vacating tenant pays the fee for reading the water and heating meter at vacation. The tenant received information on AFIK There is a 6 week notice at the first of a month. Clause 11 - Signatures Date Date Landlord AAB Tenant Tenant Guardian, if any

Payment of rent etc. Payment The rent etc. is due for payment in advance monthly on every: The rent etc. is to be paid to the place of payment stated by the landlord 1st of a month XX-XX-20XX Every month the rent etc. comprise Rent: DKK Heating on account: DKK Water on account: DKK Electricity on account: DKK Other on account: DKK Payment for shared antenna and Copy Xxx: DKK Other rent expenses: Rent for garage DKK Rent increase due to improvements until: (date) DKK Improvement loans etc.Other rent expenses: DKK DKK Total per month: DKK When signing the agreement the following payment is due: Rent etc. for the period of: XX-XX-20XX to XX-XX-20XX: DKK Tenant contribution DKK OR Deposit DKK Payment in cash for improvements DKK Name plate Tax stamps DKK Share of housing association (only valid for cooperative housing associations) Total DKK From this amount loans Tenant contribution loan DKK under the Rent Subsidy Act, if any, paid directly from the municipality to the landlord, or other type of subsidy, is deducted: Tenant contribution loan DKK OR DKK Hereafter the tenant will pay in cash to the landlord a total of: DKK Clause 4 – Payment to other parties than the landlord Payments for electricity and signal transmission must be paid directly The tenant shall pay the following types of expenses to other parties than the utility company landlord: Clause 5 – Heating (incl. heating of water), water and signal transmission Heating (incl. heating of water) The tenancy is heated by: District heating/natural gas □ Oil-based central heating □x □ District heating/natural gas □ Electricity □ Other: Does the landlord supply the heating? □x □ Yes □ No Does the landlord supply the hot water □x □ Yes □ No The heating accounting year begins on the 1st of January XX-XX-20XX Is the expense for heating and hot water included in the rent (only for student housing)? □ Yes □x □ No Water Is the expense for the water included in the rent (only in case the landlord supplies the water)? □ Yes x□ No Are the water accounts made separately? □x □ Yes □ No The water accounting year begins on 1st of January the XX-XX-20XX Communal aerial (Shared antenna) Does the landlord supply the signal transmission? □x □ Yes □ No Clause 6 – Interior maintenance The interior maintenance is the responsibility of: □x □ the tenant (A-scheme) □ the landlord (B-scheme) The maintenance account totals: DKK (only available for the B-scheme) Clause 7 – Vacation (only for the A-scheme) Is it agreed that the tenant vacates the tenancy up to 14 days before the termination of the lease □x □ Yes □ No Or Is it agreed that the tenant pays rent for at maximum period of 14 days after the termination of the lease □ Yes □x □ No Clause 8 - Miscellaneous Does the tenant have the right to assign (only for mixed tenancies)? □ Yes □x □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the maintenance regulations? □x □ Yes □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the house rules, including information on □ Yes □ No domestic animals? □x Yes □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the list of jobs allowed to be carried out according to the tenants’ right of tenancy disposal □ Yes □x □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the statutes of the housing association/self- governing institution □x □ Yes □ No Clause 9 – General terms and conditions Social housing The property is a social housing. For social housings, the Act of Social Housing and Subsidised Private Housing Co-operatives etc. and the Tenancy Act apply. The municipal council supervises the property, and to a great extent, the local complaints board for tenants settles disputes between the landlord and the tenant. At any time, the total rent for the division must be determined in a way that it provides the division with the possibility of settling the operating costs, including statutory contributions, depositing etc., using the rent earnings. Developments In developments, the tenant contribution and the rent are preliminary and may be subject to increases at three months’ notice. Possession of the tenancy In accordance with the maintenance regulations, the landlord must make the tenancy available to the tenant in a sound and good condition from the agreed time of commencement of the tenancy. In connection with the occupancy, the tenancy shall be inspected by the landlord and the tenant, following which a report must be drawn up, stating the condition of the tenancy at the occupancy. The report must be signed by both parties. The tenant will receive a copy of the report. Disputes on whether the tenancy has defects at the commencement of the tenancy, will primarily be settled by the complaints board for tenants, which has the right to order the landlord to repair the defects. If the tenant on the basis of defects wishes to demand a proportional reduction of the rent, cancel the tenancy agreement or claim for damages, the tenant must, not later than 14 days after the commencement of the tenancy, inform the landlord that the tenant wishes to hold the landlord accountable for the defects. However, the 14 day deadline does not apply if, e.g., the defect is not ascertainable when exercising reasonable vigilance. Disputes concerning these matters are settled by the Rent Tribunal. Domestic animals It is not possible to demand the removal of domestic animals acquired according to special permission or in accordance with the house rules, even if the house rules are altered at a later date, stipulating that such domestic animals are no longer permitted. Termination of the tenancy agreement The tenant may terminate the tenancy agreement at three months’ notice to expire on the first weekday of a month not preceding a public holiday. The landlord may terminate the tenancy agreement in accordance with the Tenancy Act, e.g. when demolition or modernisation results in the fact that the tenant is forced to vacate the tenancy, or when the tenant disregards fair and traditional practices, and the relation is of a nature that requires that the tenant vacates the tenancy. In the Tenancy Act, there are special rules and regulations regarding the landlord’s rights to terminate student housing agreements are specifiedagreements. Cancellation of the tenancy agreement The landlord may cancel the agreement according to the rules and regulations of the Tenancy Act. E.g., the tenancy agreement may be cancelled when the rent or other compulsory disbursements are not paid in due time, when the tenant fully or partially assigns the use of the tenancy to another party, in cases where this is not permitted, and despite objections from the landlord does not terminate the relation, or when the tenant has disregarded fair and traditional practices.. Clause 10 – Special terms and conditions If mutually agreed by landlord and tenant, derogations from the general rules stipulated in the laws must be stated here. Clause 11 - Signatures Date Date Landlord AAB Tenant Tenant Guardian, if any

Payment of rent etc. Payment The rent etc. is due for payment in advance monthly on every: The rent etc. is to be paid to the place of payment stated by the landlord 1st of a month XX-XX-20XX Every month the rent etc. comprise Rent: DKK Heating on account: DKK Water on account: DKK Electricity on account: DKK Other on account: DKK Payment for shared antenna and Copy Xxx: DKK Other rent expenses: Rent for garage DKK Rent increase due to improvements until: (date) DKK Improvement loans etc.Other rent expenses: DKK DKK Total per month: DKK When signing the agreement the following payment is due: Rent etc. for the period of: XX-XX-20XX to XX-XX-20XX: DKK Tenant contribution DKK OR Deposit DKK Payment in cash for improvements DKK Name plate Tax stamps DKK Share of housing association (only valid for cooperative housing associations) Total DKK From this amount loan loans under the Rent Subsidy Tenant contribution loan DKK OR DKK Act, if any, paid directly from the municipality to the landlord, or other type of subsidy, is deducted: Tenant contribution loan DKK OR DKK Hereafter the tenant will pay in cash to the landlord a total of: DKK Clause 4 – Payment to other parties than the landlord Payments for electricity and signal transmission must be paid directly The tenant shall pay the following types of expenses to other parties than the utility company landlord: Clause 5 – Heating (incl. heating of water), water and signal transmission Heating (incl. heating of water) The tenancy is heated by: District heating/natural gas □ Oil-based central heating □x □ District heating/natural gas □ Electricity □ Other: Does the landlord supply the heating? □x □ Yes □ No Does the landlord supply the hot water □x □ Yes □ No The heating accounting year begins on the 1st of January XX-XX-20XX Is the expense for heating and hot water included in the rent (only for student housing)? □ Yes □x □ No Water Is the expense for the water included in the rent (only in case the landlord supplies the water)? □ Yes x□ No Are the water accounts made separately? □x □ Yes □ No The water accounting year begins on 1st of January the XX-XX-20XX Communal aerial (Shared antenna) Does the landlord supply the signal transmission? □x □ Yes □ No Clause 6 – Interior maintenance The interior maintenance is the responsibility of: □x □ the tenant (A-scheme) □ the landlord (B-scheme) The maintenance account totals: DKK (only available for the B-scheme) Clause 7 – Vacation (only for the A-scheme) Is it agreed that the tenant vacates the tenancy up to 14 days before the termination of the lease □x □ Yes □ No Or Is it agreed that the tenant pays rent for at maximum period of 14 days after the termination of the lease □ Yes □x □ No Clause 8 - Miscellaneous Does the tenant have the right to assign (only for mixed tenancies)? □ Yes □x □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the maintenance regulations? □x □ Yes □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the house rules, including information on domestic animals? □x □ Yes □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the list of jobs allowed to be carried out according to the tenants’ right of tenancy disposal □ Yes □x □ No Did the tenant receive a copy of the statutes of the housing association/self- governing institution □x □ Yes □ No Clause 9 – General terms and conditions Social housing The property is a social housing. For social housings, the Act of Social Housing and Subsidised Private Housing Co-operatives etc. and the Tenancy Act apply. The municipal council supervises the property, and to a great extent, the local complaints board for tenants settles disputes between the landlord and the tenant. At any time, the total rent for the division must be determined in a way that it provides the division with the possibility of settling the operating costs, including statutory contributions, depositing etc., using the rent earnings. Developments In developments, the tenant contribution and the rent are preliminary and may be subject to increases at three months’ notice. Possession of the tenancy In accordance with the maintenance regulations, the landlord must make the tenancy available to the tenant in a sound and good condition from the agreed time of commencement of the tenancy. In connection with the occupancy, the tenancy shall be inspected by the landlord and the tenant, following which a report must be drawn up, stating the condition of the tenancy at the occupancy. The report must be signed by both parties. The tenant will receive a copy of the report. Disputes on whether the tenancy has defects at the commencement of the tenancy, will primarily be settled by the complaints board for tenants, which has the right to order the landlord to repair the defects. If the tenant on the basis of defects wishes to demand a proportional reduction of the rent, cancel the tenancy agreement or claim for damages, the tenant must, not later than 14 days after the commencement of the tenancy, inform the landlord that the tenant wishes to hold the landlord accountable for the defects. However, the 14 day deadline does not apply if, e.g., the defect is not ascertainable when exercising reasonable vigilance. Disputes concerning these matters are settled by the Rent Tribunal. Domestic animals It is not possible to demand the removal of domestic animals acquired according to special permission or in accordance with the house rules, even if the house rules are altered at a later date, stipulating that such domestic animals are no longer permitted. Termination of the tenancy agreement The tenant may terminate the tenancy agreement at three months’ notice to expire on the first weekday of a month not preceding a public holiday. The landlord may terminate the tenancy agreement in accordance with the Tenancy Act, e.g. when demolition or modernisation results in the fact that the tenant is forced to vacate the tenancy, or when the tenant disregards fair and traditional practices, and the relation is of a nature that requires that the tenant vacates the tenancy. In the Tenancy Act, there are special rules and regulations regarding the landlord’s rights to terminate student housing agreements are specifiedagreements. Cancellation of the tenancy agreement The landlord may cancel the agreement according to the rules and regulations of the Tenancy Act. E.g., the tenancy agreement may be cancelled when the rent or other compulsory disbursements are not paid in due time, when the tenant fully or partially assigns the use of the tenancy to another party, in cases where this is not permitted, and despite objections from the landlord does not terminate the relation, or when the tenant has disregarded fair and traditional practices.. Clause 10 – Special terms and conditions If mutually agreed by landlord and tenant, derogations from the general rules stipulated in the laws must be stated here. Clause 11 - Signatures Date Date Landlord AAB Tenant Tenant Guardian, if any