The contract says that there is a communal kitchen to cook food, and now the landlord actually rents

Updated on Kitchen 2024-03-25
1 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    Look at this situation, you only rented one room from the landlord, and now he has the kitchen and living room to someone else, as long as you are allowed to walk in the living room and allow you to cook in the kitchen, it is not considered a breach of contract by the landlord.

    If the landlord tells the tenant that you are not allowed to cook in the kitchen, don't look at the fact that you are not renting the kitchen, then the landlord is also in breach of contract.

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