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Flags clauses that violate the law of 6 July 1989, the loi ALUR, and the loi ÉLAN through fine-grained legal analysis.
Identifies contractual imbalances against the tenant, even when a clause isn't explicitly prohibited.
Every problematic clause is explained in plain language with a concrete recommendation to challenge or remove it.
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bail.immo also generates your French rental contract from scratch. Fill in the standard lease details through a guided form, then describe in plain language any special clause you want to add — regulated subletting, an early rent-revision clause, and so on. One AI drafts it, a second AI checks its legality before you add it to the final document.
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Upload your lease as a PDF to bail.immo. Our AI analyzes every clause and flags those that are illegal, unfair, or unclear under the loi ALUR and loi ÉLAN.
An unfair clause creates a significant imbalance to the tenant's detriment. The law of 6 July 1989 and its implementing decree list clauses that are prohibited or deemed unfair in residential leases.
Illegal clauses include: late-payment reminder fees, bans on pets, insurance imposed by the landlord, late-payment penalties, and clauses allowing termination without a court decision.
Compare your contract against the official model lease and the law of 6 July 1989, or use bail.immo for a full automatic analysis.
You can ask a judge to declare the clause null and void. The rest of the lease remains valid. The local conciliation commission can also step in free of charge.
The basic analysis is free and requires no sign-up. The full analysis with detailed advice is available on a paid plan.
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