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- Withdrawal from an online or off-premises purchase (Liechtenstein)For a consumer in Liechtenstein who bought goods or a service online, by phone or away from the trader's premises and has changed their mind. The notice withdraws the contract within the withdrawal period under Art. 12 of the Distance and Off-Premises Contracts Act (FAGG) — 14 days — with no reason needed, and asks for a refund within 14 days. The model form the trader must give you, or the trader's own online form, does the same job free. Send it by registered post and keep the receipt.
- Withdrawal from an online or off-premises purchase, in German (Liechtenstein)For consumers in Liechtenstein who bought online, by phone or away from the trader's premises and have changed their mind: a notice in German withdrawing from the contract within 14 days, with no reason given (Art. 12 of the Distance and Off-Premises Contracts Act, FAGG), and asking for a refund within 14 days (Art. 15 FAGG). The statutory model withdrawal form and the trader's own online form do the same job free. Send it by registered post and keep the receipt.
- Final payment demand before a payment order (Liechtenstein)An English final demand to a debtor in Liechtenstein who reads English, before you apply to the Princely Court of Justice (Landgericht) for a conditional payment order (bedingter Zahlbefehl, §§ 577 ff. ZPO): the sum owed, due date, deadline, your account and default interest — the statutory 5% a year (§ 1000 Abs. 1 ABGB), between businesses eight points above the reference rate (Art. 336b ADHGB), or the agreed rate. No collection fee. The court works in German only, so the application is made in German. Print, sign and send by registered post.
- Landlord's notice ending a residential lease (Liechtenstein)For landlords of a flat in Liechtenstein who deal with their tenant in English: the written out-of-court notice. It contains what § 1090 Art. 47 of the Liechtenstein Civil Code (ABGB) requires — the let property and the date on which the notice takes effect — with three months' notice to the end of a month (Art. 39), and, for a family home, names the tenant's spouse or registered partner, who must be served a second signed copy separately (Art. 49); otherwise the notice is void (Art. 50). Print, sign and send by registered post. This English version is for your understanding. If it goes to a Liechtenstein authority or court, send the German version: they work in German only.
- Notice cancelling a subscription or contract (Liechtenstein)An English notice ending a running contract with a provider in Liechtenstein — a gym, magazine, streaming service, membership or other subscription — to the next possible date, asking for written confirmation and no further debits. A consumer's contract for recurring deliveries follows Art. 20 of the Consumer Protection Act (KSchG); otherwise the contract decides, and a stricter form than a signed letter cannot be required. Print, sign and send by registered post.
- Notice of a rent increase (Liechtenstein)For landlords of a flat in Liechtenstein who deal with their tenant in English: the written, reasoned notice of a rent increase under § 1090 Art. 59 of the Liechtenstein Civil Code (ABGB), with the current and new rent, the date on which the increase takes effect and the reasons under Art. 56. It must reach the tenant at least 14 days before the notice period begins and must not threaten or give notice, or the increase is void; it names the tenant's four weeks to challenge it (Art. 62). Print, sign and send by registered post. This English version is for your understanding. If it goes to a Liechtenstein authority or court, send the German version: they work in German only.
- Demand for unpaid wages from an employer (Liechtenstein)For employees in Liechtenstein whose wages or overtime were not paid, in English: claims the outstanding pay month by month, overtime with the quarter supplement (§ 1173a Art. 6 ABGB) and a written pay statement (Art. 16), sets a payment deadline and states 5 % default interest. If the employer still does not pay, the next step is a conditional payment order (bedingter Zahlbefehl) or a claim at the Landgericht — in German only.
- Request to release a rent deposit (Liechtenstein)For tenants in Liechtenstein who have moved out: the letter asking for the rent deposit back (§ 1090 Art. 14 of the Liechtenstein Civil Code, ABGB). You choose the addressee: the landlord, asked to give the bank consent to release it, or the bank itself once a year has passed since the lease ended without the landlord bringing a claim in court. It gives the bank, account, amount, your IBAN and a date for the reply. Print, sign and send by registered post. This English version is for your understanding. If it goes to a Liechtenstein authority or court, send the German version: they work in German only.
- Resignation letter (Liechtenstein)A resignation letter in English for employees with a job in Liechtenstein, including commuters from Switzerland and Austria: notice with the contractual or statutory period (§ 1173a Art. 45c ABGB), or in probation with seven days to the end of a working week (Art. 45b), else on the next possible date, asking for confirmation, a reference and the final pay, and settling remaining holiday. For employers who work in English; a court or authority takes only the German version.
- Notice of maternity, paternity or parental leave (Liechtenstein)For employees in Liechtenstein expecting or having had a child, in English: tells the employer you will take 20 weeks' maternity leave, two weeks' paternity leave or up to four months' parental leave (§ 1173a Art. 34a–34c ABGB), with start, end and how you want to split it, three months ahead where possible (Art. 34f). It asks for confirmation and, if the employer wants to postpone, written reasons. A court or authority takes only the German version.
- Tenant's notice ending a residential lease (Liechtenstein)For tenants of a flat in Liechtenstein who deal with their landlord in English: the written notice ending the lease (§ 1090 Art. 47 of the Liechtenstein Civil Code, ABGB), with three months' notice to the end of a month or the lease's longer period (Art. 37, 39), and for the next possible date if the chosen one is missed. It has lines for every tenant and for the express written consent of a spouse or registered partner where the flat is the family home (Art. 48). Print, sign, and send by registered post or hand over against a receipt. This English version is for your understanding. If it goes to a Liechtenstein authority or court, send the German version: they work in German only.
- Final payment demand before a payment order, in German (Liechtenstein)The last demand to a debtor in Liechtenstein before you apply to the Princely Court of Justice (Landgericht) for a conditional payment order (bedingter Zahlbefehl, §§ 577 ff. ZPO): the sum owed, the due date, a deadline, your account and default interest — the statutory 5% a year (§ 1333 Abs. 1 and § 1000 Abs. 1 ABGB), between businesses eight percentage points above the reference rate (Art. 336b ADHGB), or the rate agreed. No collection fee is claimed. In German, to print, sign and send by registered post.
- Notice of maternity, paternity or parental leave, in German (Liechtenstein)For employees in Liechtenstein expecting or having had a child, in German: notifies the employer of 20 weeks' maternity leave, two weeks' paternity leave or up to four months' parental leave (§ 1173a Art. 34a–34c ABGB), with start, end and the split you want, three months ahead where possible (Art. 34f). It asks for written confirmation and, if the employer wants to postpone, written reasons. Send it by registered post or hand it over.
- Resignation letter, in German (Liechtenstein)A resignation letter in German for employees with a job in Liechtenstein, including cross-border commuters from Switzerland and Austria: notice with the contractual or statutory period (§ 1173a Art. 45c ABGB), or in probation with seven days to the end of a working week (Art. 45b), else on the next possible date. It asks for confirmation, a reference and the final pay, and settles remaining holiday. Send it by registered post or hand it over against a receipt.
- Notice cancelling a subscription or contract, in German (Liechtenstein)Notice ending a running contract as a customer in Liechtenstein: a gym, magazine, streaming service, membership or other subscription, to the next possible date, asking for written confirmation and no further debits. For consumers, contracts for recurring deliveries follow Art. 20 of the Consumer Protection Act (KSchG); otherwise the contract decides, and a provider may not require a stricter form than a signed letter. In German, to print, sign and send by registered post.
- Notice of a rent increase, in German (Liechtenstein)For landlords of a flat in Liechtenstein: the written, reasoned notice of a rent increase under § 1090 Art. 59 of the Liechtenstein Civil Code (ABGB), with the current and the new rent, the date on which the increase takes effect and the reasons under Art. 56. It must reach the tenant at least 14 days before the notice period begins and must not threaten or give notice, or the increase is void. It names the four weeks in which the tenant can challenge it at the Landgericht (Art. 62). Print, sign and send by registered post. In German.
- Tenant's notice ending a residential lease, in German (Liechtenstein)For tenants of a flat in Liechtenstein: the written notice to the landlord or the agency (§ 1090 Art. 47 of the Liechtenstein Civil Code, ABGB), with three months' notice to the end of a month or the lease's longer period (Art. 37, 39), and for the next possible date if the chosen one is missed. Liechtenstein has no local termination dates like the Swiss cantons. It has lines for every tenant and for the express written consent of a spouse or registered partner where the flat is the family home (Art. 48). Print, sign, and send by registered post or hand over against a receipt. In German.
- Request to release a rent deposit, in German (Liechtenstein)For tenants in Liechtenstein who have moved out: the letter asking for the rent deposit back (§ 1090 Art. 14 of the Liechtenstein Civil Code, ABGB). You choose the addressee: the landlord, who is asked to give the bank consent to release it, or the bank itself once a year has passed since the lease ended without the landlord bringing a claim in court. It gives the bank, account, amount, your IBAN and a date for the reply. Print, sign and send by registered post. In German.
- Demand for unpaid wages from an employer, in German (Liechtenstein)For employees in Liechtenstein whose wages or overtime were not paid, in German: claims the outstanding pay month by month, overtime with the quarter supplement (§ 1173a Art. 6 ABGB) and the written pay statement (Art. 16), sets a deadline for payment and states 5 % default interest. If the employer does not pay, the next steps are a conditional payment order (bedingter Zahlbefehl) or a claim at the Princely Court of Justice. Send it by registered post and keep a copy.
- Landlord's notice ending a residential lease, in German (Liechtenstein)For landlords of a flat in Liechtenstein: the written out-of-court notice to the tenant. It contains what § 1090 Art. 47 of the Liechtenstein Civil Code (ABGB) requires — the let property and the date on which the notice takes effect — with three months' notice to the end of a month (Art. 39), and, for a family home, names the tenant's spouse or registered partner, who must be served a second signed copy separately (Art. 49); otherwise the notice is void (Art. 50). No prescribed form exists. Print, sign and send by registered post. In German.
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