§ 142

The tenant has the right to make usual installations in the rented property unless the landlord can prove that the property's electrical and drainage capacity is insufficient for the installation. The tenant must notify the landlord before making the installation.

Stk. 2.The tenant of a residential apartment or a room for year-round residence has the right to install aids, etc., in the rented property and according to the landlord's instructions in the property's common areas under the provisions of the Social Services Act, if the municipal council guarantees payment of restoration costs upon the tenant's departure. The tenant must provide prior written notice of the intended installations, etc., to the landlord. The tenant has the right to have the installations carried out if the landlord has not made a written, reasoned objection within 6 weeks after the tenant's notification of the works. The landlord may refuse the tenant to carry out installations in the common areas if they are a significant inconvenience to the property or the other tenants.

Stk. 3.The tenant is liable for damages caused by the installations the tenant has made. The landlord may require the tenant to provide necessary security for fulfilling the liability for damages, either through insurance or otherwise.