ASEAMAC guidance on rental contracts and Covid-19

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14 April 2020

Spanish rental association ASEAMAC has created a 10-page document addressing the most asked questions about the impact of Covid-19 on rental activities.

The document, which can be accessed by registering here on ASEAMAC’s website, covers contractual issues, including the responsibilities of rental companies and their customers.

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Specific issues discussed include:

  • Have the general contracting conditions for rental been modified by the regulations related to Covid-19?
  • Can a rental contract be terminated unilaterally as a consequence of the cessation of activity?
  • What if there is no signed rental agreement?
  • What happens if a customer requests the termination of a contract and the equipment is not returned?

Although targeted at rental companies, ASEAMAC said the document will also be useful for contractors and other rental customers.

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