Document background
The Extension Of Tenancy Agreement is a crucial document used in the Netherlands when parties wish to continue an existing rental arrangement beyond its original term. It's particularly relevant in situations where both landlord and tenant are satisfied with their arrangement and wish to maintain their relationship while potentially updating certain terms. This document must comply with Dutch tenancy law, including the Dutch Civil Code (Burgerlijk Wetboek) and various housing regulations. It typically includes details about the extended term, any rent adjustments (subject to legal maximums), and confirmations of existing terms while allowing for necessary updates to comply with current legislation or market conditions. The extension agreement is commonly used in both residential and commercial contexts, though residential extensions have additional regulatory requirements regarding rent control and tenant protections.
