§ 143

The tenant has the right, according to the landlord's instructions, to install radio and television antennas on the property for receiving radio and TV programs, cf. however subsection 2. The tenant similarly has the right to establish a cable connection for the transmission of radio and TV programs or access to electronic communication services in the property, if there is an opportunity to connect to cable TV or a similar shared network in the area. If multiple tenants wish to establish the same program supply or supply with access to electronic communication services, they may decide that the installation of the antenna or supply with access to electronic communication services shall be in the form of a shared facility.

Stk. 2.The tenant's right under subsection 1 does not apply if the landlord proves that the installation will be a disadvantage to the property or its tenants. The right also does not apply if the tenant can access a desired program either through the landlord's shared TV supply or through a shared antenna system established by the tenants.

Stk. 3.The tenant is liable for damages caused by the antenna or cable connection. The landlord may require the tenant to pay a reasonable deposit as security for claims against the tenant arising from the antenna, including costs for removal of the antenna and restoration upon the tenant's departure, cf. subsection 7.

Stk. 4.If multiple tenants wish to establish a shared antenna in the property under subsection 1, third sentence, the landlord may require the tenants concerned to form an antenna association, which shall be responsible for the establishment and operation of the shared antenna system. A board must be elected for the antenna association. It is the board's responsibility to inform the landlord of the board members, so that the landlord can address these members with binding effect regarding questions concerning the antenna system. The board must simultaneously send a copy of the association's articles of association to the landlord. The antenna association is liable for damages caused by the shared antenna system. The articles of association must include provisions that the association must take out liability insurance and comprehensive insurance regarding the antenna system, and that the association must bear the costs of removing the antenna system and restoration in the event of dissolution. The landlord may require the association to pay a reasonable deposit as security for the landlord's claims against the association, including costs for removal of the antenna system and restoration.

Stk. 5.In the event of significant neglect of the duties specified in subsection 4, the landlord may require the removal of the shared antenna system and restoration.

Stk. 6.Subsections 4 and 5 apply correspondingly to the tenants' establishment of shared supply with access to electronic communication services.

Stk. 7.If the tenant has installed their own antenna under subsection 1 or has been connected to a shared antenna system under subsection 4, the landlord may require the tenant's antenna to be removed and restoration upon the tenant's departure from the tenancy.