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The Roommate Lease Agreement serves as a crucial legal framework for individuals sharing residential accommodations in Denmark. This document becomes necessary when multiple individuals intend to share a living space while maintaining individual rights and responsibilities. It addresses key aspects of shared living including financial obligations, space utilization, and conflict resolution mechanisms, all while adhering to Danish housing laws and regulations, particularly the Danish Rent Act (Lejeloven). The agreement is designed to prevent misunderstandings and conflicts by clearly defining each roommate's obligations, rights, and responsibilities in both private and shared spaces. It's particularly relevant in urban areas, student housing situations, and professional co-living arrangements where shared housing is common.

1. Parties: Identification of all roommates and the primary tenant/landlord, including full legal names, CPR numbers (if applicable), and contact information

2. Background: Brief context of the shared living arrangement and the purpose of the agreement

3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the agreement, including 'Common Areas', 'Private Spaces', 'Shared Expenses', etc.

4. Term of Agreement: Duration of the lease, start date, end date (if fixed-term), and renewal conditions

5. Rent and Payment Terms: Individual rent portions, payment schedules, method of payment, and late payment consequences

6. Security Deposit: Amount of security deposit, conditions for use and return, in compliance with Danish Deposit Act

7. Common Areas and Private Spaces: Definition and designation of private bedrooms and shared spaces, usage rights and restrictions

8. Utilities and Shared Expenses: Allocation of utility costs, internet, cleaning services, and other shared expenses

9. Maintenance and Cleaning: Responsibilities for cleaning, maintenance of private and shared spaces, and reporting of damages

10. House Rules: Basic rules for noise, guests, smoking, pets, and use of common areas

11. Termination and Notice: Notice periods, conditions for termination, and procedures for early termination

12. Dispute Resolution: Process for resolving conflicts between roommates and with landlord, including reference to Danish Housing Tribunal

13. Governing Law: Specification that the agreement is governed by Danish law