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Imagine the following for a moment: You wake up slowly, open your eyes and don't really know where you are. But what you definitely feel is the stabbing pain in your skull and the throbbing certainty that you overdid it yesterday. Up to this point, it should be a normal start to the new year for many. But when you look around a little more closely, you find that you are not in a bed, but on an extremely uncomfortable cot. In addition, you are completely alone and the room has only a manageable size, white tiled walls and a heavy steel door with mini window as an entrance gate. How could you end up here? The solution: the uniformed jokers thought a night in the drunk tank would do you quite a bit of good – so you've been completely out of line and are starting 2019 not with the first implementation of your many good intentions, but with legal trouble.

New Year's Eve represents a highlight of the year for many revelers. Turbulence and escapades are the order of the day – inhibitions are thrown overboard. All this would not be a problem if it were not for the masses of regulatory authorities who, as referees, have a particularly strict eye on the field on this day and do not flinch long to remove troublemakers from the traffic. Especially at the turn of the year, a particularly large number of crimes are almost traditionally committed – a day of records, so to speak. On New Year's Eve, it is always the same typical crimes that cause trouble. Nobody wants to take away your beer, your schnapps or your bubbly, your rocket or your good mood. This text is only intended to sensitize you a little in advance, so that you do not make the same mistakes as many other clowns.

The rental agreement obligates the landlord to provide a faultless and defect-free rental object. The living space must be in a condition that permits use in accordance with the contract. In reality, rental defects are widespread. Legal disputes between tenant and landlord often arise at this point. Many tenants are unsure how to act in case of a defect. For example, is the tenant allowed to have a structural rental defect repaired at the landlord's expense? When and in what amount can the rent be reduced if the landlord fails to remedy a rental defect despite repeated requests to do so?? Since a rental defect always depends on the circumstances of the individual case, standard answers to these questions are not possible. Tenants are well advised to consult a lawyer qualified in landlord and tenant law in the event of rental defects. This way, the right steps can be taken right from the start. The law firm Lamster& Partner in Freiburg assists tenants with rental defects.