Maintenance
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Ordinary and Extraordinary Maintenance.
Maintenance
The tenant is responsible for all routine maintenance.
However, in the event of malfunctions or breakdowns of common or exclusive parts, the tenant is required to arrange for repairs and, at the same time, must notify the property in order to agree on the intervention procedures.
Any requests for intervention to the property will be managed independently by the property itself, which will handle the resolution of the issues, providing prompt information regarding costs and any charges.
If the intervention concerns extraordinary maintenance (as provided for by the Civil Code), the property will intervene at its own expense, using maintenance workers or appointees.
The relationship between landlord and tenant is governed by the lease agreement and the Civil Code, and is managed through communications sent to the email address imm.mg.salvini@gmail.com.
According to Article 1576 of the Civil Code, the costs for the preservation and maintenance of appliances and furniture are borne by the tenant and, only in the case of replacement due to proven impossibility of repair, are borne by the landlord.