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The Lease Agreement Expired Notice is a crucial document in Dutch property management, used when a fixed-term lease is approaching its end date. This notice must comply with the Dutch Civil Code (Burgerlijk Wetboek), particularly Book 7's provisions on rental agreements. The document serves multiple purposes: it formally reminds tenants of the upcoming expiration, outlines the property handover process, and specifies any final obligations. Timing is critical - Dutch law requires sufficient notice periods, which vary depending on the type of lease (residential or commercial). The notice should be precise and comprehensive, including all legally required information to ensure enforceability. It's particularly important in the Netherlands where tenant protection laws are strong and procedural compliance is strictly enforced.
