PROVISIONS REGARDING THE LEASE AGREEMENT (C) LESSEE'S OBLIGATIONS (tenant's obligations):

I- Diligent fulfillment of obligations:

Article 256 – The lessee is obliged to act with complete care while using the leased property and to perform the necessary duties towards those living in the building under the apartment management.

If the lessee persistently violates this obligation despite warnings or openly abuses the leased property causing permanent damage, the lessor may demand immediate termination of the lease contract along with compensation.

If repairs are needed for the leased property that fall under the lessor’s responsibility, or if a third party claims rights over the leased property, the lessee is obliged to notify the lessor immediately. Otherwise, the lessee will be liable for any resulting damages.

II- Payment of rent:

Article 257 – The lessee is obliged to pay the rent at the time specified in the contract or according to local custom.

If no specific time is set, for leases of six months or longer, the rent must be paid every six months; for shorter terms, rent is due monthly, and in all cases, payment is required by the end of the lease period.

Death of the lessee:

Article 265 – In the event of the lessee’s death, either the heirs or the lessor may terminate the lease contract by notifying the legal parties without compensation, provided the lease term is one year or longer and local termination rules are observed.

CODE OF OBLIGATIONS (relevant articles) (PROVISIONS RELATED TO POWER OF ATTORNEY AGREEMENT):

Obligation to perform in good faith in general:

Article 390 – The liability of the attorney is generally subject to the provisions applicable to the liability of an employee.

The attorney is obliged to perform the power of attorney well towards the principal. The attorney must personally perform the task unless duly authorized, the nature of the situation requires otherwise, or custom allows appointing someone else in their place.

When the work is assigned to a third party:

Article 391 – If the attorney appoints someone else without authorization, the attorney is responsible for that person’s actions as if they were their own.

If the attorney has the authority to delegate, they must exercise care and diligence when using this authority and giving instructions. In both cases, all rights the attorney has against the person appointed in their place may be directly exercised by the principal against that person.

Accounting:

Article 392 – Upon the principal’s request, the attorney must provide an account of the work performed and must deliver to the principal whatever they have received under any name in this regard.