The improvement of the leased property, in legal terms, means expenditures incurred by the tenant during the term of the tenancy agreement, which the tenant was not obliged to make, and which increase the value of the leased property at the time of its return to the landlord. In theory, the landlord’s consent is required for such expenditures. However, the granting […]

When there are more than two co-owners of a property, joint management of the land can pose many problems, especially if you do not know your rights and obligations in relation to the common property. It is therefore worth clarifying the basic issues so that the being of coowner does not become a nuisance.