DUOLEXX

Deutsch ↔ English

Rental termination in German and English — both in one document

For the cross-border case in Austria: one document, the binding German version and a English translation side by side.

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Not one language per country — both sides read the same binding version

Template shops give you a German-only or English-only version. DUOLEXX generates both in a single document, grounded in Austria tenancy law — tenant understands exactly what they sign and it stays enforceable in Austria.

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 (Deutsch) shall prevail; the English version is a translation provided for convenience.

Frequently asked questions

Can I terminate a fixed-term tenancy early?
Yes. Under a fixed-term residential tenancy, the tenant may give notice at the earliest after one year of the contract term has elapsed, with a three-month notice period to the last day of the month (§ 29 Abs 2 MRG, Stand: 2026).
What notice period applies to an open-ended tenancy?
The tenant's ordinary notice period is one month to the last day of the month (§ 33 Abs 1 MRG iVm § 560 ZPO, Stand: 2026).
Can the early-termination right under a fixed-term contract be excluded?
No. The tenant's right to give notice after the first year has elapsed is mandatory and cannot validly be excluded by contract (§ 29 Abs 2 MRG, Stand: 2026).
On what date does the notice take effect – and is this legal advice?
Both early termination of a fixed-term contract (§ 29 Abs 2 MRG) and ordinary notice of an open-ended contract (§ 33 Abs 1 MRG iVm § 560 ZPO) take effect to the last day of the month (Stand: 2026). This information is for general guidance only and is not legal advice.

Why DUOLEXX instead of just asking an AI?

An AI writes text fast. That doesn't make it legally sound, bilingual and ready to sign. That's exactly the difference.

Grounded in local law

Every document follows the law of the chosen country — researched clauses, not a generic template from the web.

Authoritative language + translation

The binding version in the legal language, alongside an understandable translation. A chat rarely delivers both, soundly, at once.

Verifiable signature

Two-party signature with a SHA-256 integrity proof — provable that both signed the same wording.

Finished, not just text

PDF, signature, archive and share link in one flow — an AI chat only hands back raw text.

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