Various internet platforms offer the opportunity to rent or sublet your own apartment on a daily basis to third parties, primarily tourists. This utilization option is used not only by apartment owners, but also by apartment tenants.<\/p>\n
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On the occasion of its current decision on 7 Ob 189\/17w, the OGH dealt with the question of whether the reason for termination in Section 30 Paragraph 2 Z 4 of the second case MRG can be realized through the<\/strong> subletting of old apartments<\/strong> on a daily basis. This stipulates that the landlord can terminate the rental agreement<\/strong> if the tenant exploits the rental property by (partially) transferring it to a third party in return for a disproportionately high consideration. The Supreme Court has now made a landmark ruling and confirmed the termination<\/strong> of tenants who made excessively high profits through short-term subletting of their rented old apartment via an internet booking platform. strong>\u00a0had achieved.<\/p>\n