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Préavis du locataire en France : 3 mois en non meublé, 1 mois en meublé. Le motif du préavis réduit doit être prouvé dans la lettre, sinon il est perdu.
La trêve hivernale en France court du 1er novembre au 31 mars. Ce qu'elle suspend, ce qu'elle ne suspend pas, et les exceptions souvent mal résumées.
The French trêve hivernale runs 1 November to 31 March. What it suspends, what it does not, and the exceptions most summaries get wrong.
French tenant notice: 3 months unfurnished, 1 month furnished. The reduced one-month préavis must be stated and proved in the congé letter or it is lost.
French dépôt de garantie rules: the one month and two month ceilings, the return deadline, and how the 10% per month commencé late penalty is calculated.
How a French landlord can raise the rent: the revision clause, the IRL formula with the Q2 2026 index of 148,37, and when no increase is allowed.
French rent control applies in about ten territories, not nationwide. Where the loyer de reference applies, how the ceiling works, and its 2026 expiry.
French move-in inventory rules: article 3-2, the Code civil 1731 presumption, the 10-day amendment window, fee caps, and why a grille de vétusté is optional.
How French residential tenancy works: the 1989 law, the furnished and unfurnished split, inventories, deposits, rent limits, notice periods and eviction.
The French eviction procedure step by step, and why the six week payment period after a commandement de payer does not override the délai already written into the clause résolutoire of a lease running on 29 July 2023.
Class G banned since 1 January 2025, F from 2028, E from 2034. Which leases the French DPE rental ban actually catches, and what a tenant can do about it.
How probate, inheritance tax (CAT), enduring power of attorney and the Fair Deal nursing home scheme work in Ireland, with current thresholds and fees.