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=S=> BGB 573. 1 The lessor may only give notice if he has a justified interest in the termination of the lease . Notice of termination for the purpose of increasing the rent is excluded .
=S=> BGB 573. 2 A justified interest of the lessor in the termination of the lease exists , without limitation , in cases where the lessee has culpably and non-trivially violated his contractual duties , the lessor needs the premises as a dwelling for himself , members of his family or members of his household , or the lessor , by continuing the lease , would be prevented from making appropriate commercial use of the plot of land and would as a result suffer substantial disadvantages ; the possibility of attaining a higher rent by leasing the residential space to others is disregarded ; the lessor may likewise not invoke the fact that he wishes to dispose of the residential premises in connection with an intention to create apartment ownership , or in connection with a creation of apartment ownership that took place after use of the residential space was granted to the lessee .
=S=> BGB 573. 3 The reasons for a justified interest of the lessor must be indicated in the notice of termination . Other reasons are taken into account only to the extent that they arose subsequently .
=S=> BGB 573. 4 A deviating agreement to the disadvantage of the lessee is ineffective .
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