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What does this mean in German?

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admylin · 20/04/2009 09:25

I have just been reading my Mietvertrag and it says :

Kündigung: Das Mietverhältnis wird auf unbestimmte Zeit abgeschlossen. Der Mieter kann das Mietverhältnis bis zum 3. Werktag eines Kalendermonats für den Ablauf des übernächsten Kalendermonats schriftlich kündigen.

Does this mean I don't have 3 months Kündigungzeit? It would be good for us if it means what I think it means but I always thought I had to give 3 months notice. This sounds as if it might be one or two only?

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LIZS · 20/04/2009 09:31

Doesn't it mean you can give 3 working days notice of moving out the next month - sorry not got dictionary to hand to check.

admylin · 20/04/2009 09:56

So would that be about 2 months infact?

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ZZZen · 20/04/2009 10:14

If you hand in notice now you are meeting the deadline to cancel your contract by the 3rd working day in May. Since 1st of May (Friday?) is a public holiday, I presume you need to hand in your written notice by 6th May or something like that, don't have a calender handy.

Then you have to pay for May and June. Your day to move out/hand over would be the end of June.

Is that too garbled? I understand it but can't seem to express it well.

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admylin · 20/04/2009 10:17

That's what I thought it was but I wasn't 100% sur ebecause I always thought it had to be 3 months in Germany. Sounds good, I will have to reword my Kündigung letter now.

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ZZZen · 20/04/2009 10:23

ooh sorry now I am unsure because it says Über so it might mean you pay for May and the nächste Monat - June, and the übernächste - July.

Can you call them and ask?

admylin · 20/04/2009 10:33

I could phone them (I hate phoning over here but if I must!)

I could just write hiermit kündigen wir die Wohnung zur nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt could I?

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ZZZen · 20/04/2009 10:45

know what you mean about phone calls. Yes, you could do that, they will write back anyway with the handover date etc

geekgirl · 20/04/2009 10:54

I agree with ZZZen's last post - I'm a legal translator from German into English (yes, it's as riveting as it sounds! )and that's how I read it... (so you'd end up paying for May, June, July)

admylin · 20/04/2009 11:02

Yes, that's it, I see it now so it is infact 3 months. Thanks everyone!

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