Fire in Neuburg: Frozen pizza ensures fire service!

Fire in Neuburg: Frozen pizza ensures fire service!

Neuburg an der Donau, Deutschland - An everyday kitchen campaign led to a dramatic fire brigade in Neuburg on the Danube on the early Wednesday evening, December 11, 2024. A 29-year-old woman had prepared a frozen pizza in the oven and then left the apartment with her children. What started like a harmless evening quickly turned into an exciting situation when an attentive neighbor noticed smoke out of the apartment around 5:30 p.m. and immediately alerted the fire brigade. As the Ingolstadt reporter , the emergency services had to open the door to the smoky apartment to eliminate a possible danger.

The oven is inviolable - rental law aspects

After the fire brigade intervened, it turned out that there had been no significant damage to property and luckily nobody was injured. Only the pizza was inedible. However, this situation raises questions about tenancy law aspects that go beyond the immediate events. According to Ask a lawyer The oven is part of the rented property and is therefore not explicitly recorded in the rental agreement. The landlord is obliged to keep the oven in a contractual condition, which is relevant in the event of damage by such an incident. The legal framework states that in this case the tenant has no right to reduce rent, as long as there is no significant defect.

These incidents illustrate the importance of clear communication between tenants and landlords, especially with regard to damage and their remedy. While the oven remains part of the rent, it is essential for those involved to recognize their duties and, if necessary, take measures in good time.