Civil Transactions Law

1. If the lease contract is concluded for a specific thing that comprises multiple units and the rent is for the total units without specifying the rent for each unit, and it is found that the number of units is more or less than the number stated in the contract, the rent shall be as specified in the contract without any increase or decrease. If the number of units is less than the units stated in the contract, the lessee may demand termination of the contract. 2. If the rent of each unit is specified in the contract and the actual number of units does not match the number stated in the contract, the lessee shall, in the case of extra units, pay the rent specified for such units, and the lessor shall, in the case of missing units, reduce the rent for such units. The lessee may, in either case, demand termination of the contract. 3. If the decrease or increase in the number of units is insignificant and has no effect on the intended usufruct, the lessee may not demand termination of the contract.