§ 153

A tenant may be subject to legal consequences under § 154 when the tenant engages in behavior that is disruptive to the property, the landlord, the landlord's employees, tenants in the property, or others lawfully present in the property in the following instances:

1)When the tenant engages in or threatens physical violence against the aforementioned persons.

2)When the tenant's behavior poses a danger to the property or the aforementioned persons, including due to the use of weapons or storage of hazardous materials in the rented premises.

3)When the tenant's behavior causes disturbances to the aforementioned persons, such as general insecurity, degradation of the property's environment, or health risks.

4)When the tenant engages in harassment against the aforementioned persons without involving physical violence.

5)When the tenant produces unacceptable noise significantly disturbing the aforementioned persons, such as excessively noisy human behavior, loud music, or loud machinery.

6)When the tenant damages the property or personal property on the premises or in common areas.

7)When the tenant neglects the rented premises.

8)When the tenant's pets significantly disturb the aforementioned persons due to noise, odor, uncleanliness, or causing danger or fear.

9)When the tenant engages in noisy behavior disturbing the aforementioned persons, not covered by the instances in item 5.

10)When the tenant's pet ownership disturbs the aforementioned persons, not covered by the instances in item 8.

11)When the tenant otherwise engages in behavior that is disruptive to the property or the aforementioned persons.

Stk. 2.A tenant may also be subject to legal consequences under § 154 when the tenant keeps pets in violation of the lease agreement or house rules, regardless of whether the pet ownership is disruptive to the property or the persons mentioned in subsection 1.

Stk. 3.The tenant may be subject to legal consequences regardless of whether the behavior described in subsections 1 and 2 is carried out by the tenant themselves, the tenant's household, or others to whom the tenant has granted access to the rented premises.