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=S=> BGB 553. 1 If the lessee , after entering into the lease agreement , acquires a justified interest in permitting a third party to use part of the residential space , then he may demand permission to do so from the lessor . This does not apply if there is a compelling reason in the person of the third party , if the residential space would be overcrowded or if the lessor cannot for other reasons reasonably be expected to permit third-party use .
=S=> BGB 553. 2 If the lessor can only be expected to permit third-party use on a reasonable increase of the rent , then he may make permission dependent upon the lessee agreeing to such an increase in rent .
=S=> BGB 553. 3 A deviating agreement to the disadvantage of the lessee is ineffective .
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