§ 84

If the landlord provides a shared program supply, the landlord may demand reimbursement for the necessary and reasonable expenses for establishment and improvement, cf. subsection 2, and operation thereof, including administrative expenses. The same applies to the supply of access to electronic communication services. The expenses are distributed equally among the tenancies in the property where the tenant, according to an agreement with the landlord, is obligated to contribute to the shared program supply or the shared supply of access to electronic communication services, cf. however § 85. The expenses cannot be included in the rent.

Stk. 2.If the landlord, by agreement with the tenant, has established or improved the property's program supply or supply of access to electronic communication services, the landlord may demand that the tenant reimburse the landlord for the establishment and improvement expenses reasonably incurred. Without an agreement, the landlord may demand reimbursement for expenses reasonably incurred for improvements the landlord is obliged to perform under other legislation. The landlord may demand appropriate interest and depreciation on the expenses. Expenses for the maintenance of shared antenna systems or shared supply of access to electronic communication services cannot be deducted from the property's external maintenance accounts, cf. §§ 119 and 120. Rent increases cannot be calculated under §§ 128 and 129 for the establishment and improvement of shared antennas.

Stk. 3.The tenant's contribution to expenses under subsection 1 is a mandatory monetary obligation in the tenancy relationship, cf. § 182, subsection 1, no. 1.