Waiving the right to object to a termination – is the clause valid?
Likely invalid
Likely invalid — such a clause does not bind you.
A standard-form waiver of the tenant's right to contest termination is generally void (§573 BGB).
What you can do next
This waiver clause is invalid. Your right to object remains in effect.
The law behind it
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General information based on German law and court decisions, checked by lawyers — not legal advice for your individual case.