Maintenance and Repair Obligations in Slovakia
Understanding the division of maintenance responsibilities between landlords and tenants in Slovakia.
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Properly assigning maintenance responsibilities is key to a smooth tenancy in Slovakia.
Responsibilities
- Landlords: Legally required to hand over the apartment in a fit condition and maintain major structural elements and systems throughout the lease.
- Tenants: Responsible for routine maintenance, minor repairs (drobné opravy), and general cleaning, as well as fixing any damage they have directly caused.
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