The following may not be charged to the tenant:
1° Expenses relating to the major repairs mentioned in the article 606 of the Civil Code as well as, where applicable, the fees for carrying out this work ;
2° Expenses relating to work to remedy obsolescence or to bring the rented property or the building in which it is located into compliance with regulations, where such work falls within the scope of the major repairs mentioned in the previous paragraph;
3° Taxes, in particular the territorial economic contribution, duties and fees for which the lessor or owner of the premises or building is legally liable; however, the tenant may be charged property tax and additional property tax, as well as taxes, duties and fees relating to the use of the premises or building or to a service from which the tenant benefits directly or indirectly ;
4° The lessor’s fees relating to the management of rents for the premises or building covered by the lease;
5° In a property complex, charges, taxes, fees and the cost of works relating to vacant premises or attributable to other tenants.
The breakdown between tenants of charges, taxes, fees and the cost of works relating to the building complex may be weighted by agreement. These weightings are made known to the tenants.
The expenses referred to in 1° and 2° do not include those relating to embellishment work, the amount of which exceeds the cost of identical replacement.
The cost of embellishment work, the amount of which exceeds the cost of identical replacement, is not included in the expenses referred to in 1° and 2°.