Sorina
Lawyer · Bucharest, Romania
- 94 cases handled
- 8+ years in practice
- Speaks: English, Romanian
- Degree
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5.00(8 reviews)
Landlord and tenant disputes in Romania arise under the rental contract (contract de închiriere) between an owner and the person living in or using the property. Some older lists and lawyer pages call this service “Tenancy Disputes”. This page covers both sides: tenant rights in Romania — repairs, a deposit not returned, a rent rise, being asked to leave early — and the landlord's claims — unpaid rent and utilities, damage, a tenant who sublets or uses the flat for something else. In Romanian such a case is a litigiu cu chiriașul or a litigiu cu proprietarul; when the aim is to make the occupant leave, see tenant and squatter eviction.
The Civil Code sets the default rules: the landlord keeps the property fit for use and does the major repairs; the tenant pays the rent and charges, uses the property as agreed and does the minor repairs. The contract can adjust part of this. A dispute usually starts with a written notice (notificare) and talks, and mediation is available. A lease registered with ANAF, the tax authority, or signed before a notary can be enforced for unpaid rent through a court bailiff (executor judecătoresc); other claims go to the local court (judecătorie), where small claims can follow a simplified procedure. The handover report and photos signed at the start often decide who pays for damage.
The lawyer reads the contract and the evidence, writes the formal notice, negotiates or proposes mediation, starts or answers the court claim and follows the enforcement. For a contract still to be signed, see lease and rental contract review and drafting; for recovering money once there is a judgment or an enforceable title, debt collection.
Only for what the contract allows, such as unpaid rent, charges or damage beyond normal wear. A tenant can claim the rest back, first by notice and then in court.
Only as the contract provides or with the tenant's agreement; a rise the contract does not allow can be refused.
No. Pushing a tenant out without a court decision or an enforceable title is unlawful and can make the landlord liable.
Yes. A tenancy can be proved by payments, messages and witnesses, although proving what was agreed is harder.
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The lawyer helped me quickly and efficiently through my issues. She is proficient in both Spanish and English, which is very helpful for me as I do not speak Spanish. I would certainly recommend her to anyone needing a lawyer in Spain.
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