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Rental contract in French and English

Create a rental contract under French law with a parallel English translation – clear for both sides, legally unambiguous.

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One language governs, both understand

The French version governs; the English translation ensures the non-French-speaking party understands the contract.

Governing Language Version

This document consists of two language versions. In the event of any discrepancy or question of interpretation, the version in the governing legal language (Français) shall prevail; the English version is a translation provided for convenience.

Frequently asked questions

Can the landlord require a security deposit?
No. For the bail mobilité, no security deposit may be required (loi n° 89-462, art. 25-17). A guarantor (caution) is nonetheless permitted (loi n° 89-462, art. 25-17).
How long can a bail mobilité last?
From 1 to 10 months (loi n° 89-462, art. 25-14). It is neither renewable nor tacitly extendable; the term may be changed once by amendment, provided the total duration does not exceed ten months (loi n° 89-462, art. 25-14).
Who can enter into a bail mobilité and under what conditions?
At the start date, the tenant must show a mobility situation (relocation, assignment, studies, etc.) and the dwelling must be furnished (loi n° 89-462, art. 25-12). These provisions are mandatory public-order rules (loi n° 89-462, art. 25-12). The tenant may terminate at any time with one month's notice (loi n° 89-462, art. 25-15).
Which law governs the bail mobilité and how are charges settled?
The bail mobilité is governed by loi n° 89-462, art. 25-12 to 25-18 (regime created by the loi ELAN) (loi n° 89-462, art. 25-12). Rental charges are recovered as a fixed lump sum paid with the rent (loi n° 89-462, art. 25-18). This is general information and not legal advice.

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