Pinky0301
2020-05-17 18:20:53
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Unfortunately, I haven't found anything quickly on the topic of "unauthorized living space," but something on the subject of ceiling height, which, in my opinion, can be transferred. Found on 123recht dot de.
I quote from the Beck commentary: "If the agreed use of the rental property cannot be exercised for building code reasons, there is a defect...(OLG Nürnberg ZMR 1999,255) If it turns out during the tenancy that the rooms rented as living spaces are subject, among other things, to a building regulation usage restriction due to insufficient ceiling height, the rent shall be reduced from the time of knowledge of the restriction, even if the rooms were accepted and lived in as contractually agreed. (LG Lüneburg WuM 1989, 368). A prerequisite for assuming a material defect (lack or impaired suitability for use) is that the competent authority prohibits the use or that official intervention can be expected in this respect. (OLG Düsseldorf ZMR 2000, 707) Thus, the tenant cannot invoke a defect as long as the competent building authority has not objected to the insufficient ceiling height in the rooms. (LG Berlin GE 1989,91)"