(1) An objection by the lessee against termination is to be declared in writing. Upon demand by the lessor, the lessee as a rule is to provide information without undue delay on the reasons for the objection.
(2) The lessor may refuse to continue the lease if the lessee has failed to raise the objection with them by no later than two months prior to termination of the lease. If the lessor has not referred to the possibility of objection and to the requirements as to form and the period of time applying to it, in good time before the end of the period for filing an objection, then the lessee may declare their objection in the first hearing in the eviction proceedings.
(3) A deviating agreement to the disadvantage of the lessee is ineffective.