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Are there rules about smoking?
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The lease does not prevent smoking, though rental tenants may find the flat owner has specified that the flat be non-smoking. Smoking on your balcony is discouraged, as it may cause a nuisance to your neighbours. Any cigarette ends thrown over your balcony will land on a neighbouring balcony or even on a car, and this will constitute a fire risk, as well as a nuisance. Additionally, in the past, numbers of discarded cigarette ends have blocked drains, causing flooding. Throwing cigarette ends over your balcony will be viewed as breaking your lease.
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