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Schlichtungsbehörde Für Mietsachen Kanton Aargau Laurenzenvorstadt 12 Postfach 5001 Aarau Schlichtungsbehörde für Mietsachen Kanton Aargau Laurenzenvorstadt 12 Postfach 5001 Aarau Telefon: 062 / 836 56 56 Fax: 062 / 836 56 66 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.bezirksaemter.ag.ch Kündigungstermine: 31. März, 30. Juni, 30. September Schlichtungsstelle für Mietverhältnisse Kanton Appenzell AI c/o Ratskanzlei Marktgasse 2 9050 Appenzell Telefon: 071 / 788 93 22 Fax: 071 / 788 93 39 Homepage: http://www.ai.ch Kündigungstermine: jedes Monatsende, ausser 31. Dezember Schlichtungsstelle für Miet- und Pachtverhältnisse Kanton Appenzell AR Rathaus 9043 Trogen Telefon: 071 / 343 63 50 (Sekretariat) Fax: 071 / 343 63 59 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.ar.ch/Default.asp?TNR=1&TNR2=367&Inhalt=394 Kündigungstermine: jedes Monatsende, ausser 31.Dezember Mietamt der Stadt Kanton Bern Waisenhausplatz 25 3011 Bern Telefon: 031 / 321 77 52 Fax: 031 / 331 77 83 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.bern.ch/stadtverwaltung/stadtkanzlei/mietamt Kündigungstermine: 30. April, 31. Oktober Staatliche Schlichtungsstelle für Mietstreitigkeiten Kanton Basel Stadt Utengasse 36 Postfach 4005 Basel Telefon: 061 / 267 85 21 Fax: 061 / 267 60 08 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.awa.bs.ch/ssm-aufgaben.htm Kündigungstermine: 31. März, 30. Juni, 30. September Schlichtungsstelle für Mietangelegenheiten Kanton Basel Land Bahnhofstrasse 5 4410 Liestal Telefon: 061 / 925 66 56 Fax: 061 / 925 69 38 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.bl.ch Kündigungstermine: jeden Monat, ausser 31. Dezember Kantonales Wohnungsamt Kanton Fribourg Rue Joseph Piller 13 1701 Fribourg Telefon: 026 / 305 24 13 Fax: 026 / 305 24 12 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.fr.ch Kündigungstermine: 31. März, 30. Juni, 30. September, 31. Dezember Kantonale Schlichtungsbehörde für Mietverhältnisse Kanton Glarus c/o Departement Volkswirtschaft und Inneres Zwinglistrasse 6 8750 Glarus Telefon: 055 / 646 66 00 Fax: 055 / 646 66 09 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.gl.ch Kündigungstermine: jedes Monatsende Schlichtungsbehörde für Mietsachen Kanton Graubünden Gäuggelistrasse 6 Postfach 654 7002 Chur Telefon: 081 / 250 58 80 Fax: 081 / 250 58 81 Homepage: http://www.gr.ch Kündigungstermine: 31. März, 30. September Kantonale Schlichtungsbehörde für Miete und Pacht Kanton Luzern Bahnhofstrasse 22 6002 Luzern Telefon: 041 / 228 65 18 u. 041 / 228 58 36 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.lu.ch/index/index/justiz_sicherheit/schlichtungsbehoerde Kündigungstermine: keine ortsüblichen Termine Kantonale Schlichtungsbehörde Kanton Nidwalden Rathausplatz 1 6371 Stans Telefon: 041 / 618 79 53 Fax: 041 / 618 79 63 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.nw.ch/de/verwaltung/aemter/welcome.php?amt_id=341 Kündigungstermine: 31. März, 30. Juni, 30. September Kantonale Schlichtungsbehörde für Miete und Pacht Kanton Obwalden Foribach Postfach 1561 6061 Sarnen Telefon: 041 / 666 64 94 Fax: 041 / 666 64 52 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.ow.ch Kündigungstermine: 31. März, (30. Juni), 30. September Kantonale Schlichtungsstelle für Mietsachen Kanton Schaffhausen Postfach 568 Herrenacker 26 8201 Schaffhausen Telefon: 052 / 632 75 18 Fax: 052 / 632 78 29 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.sh.ch Kündigungstermine: jedes Monatsende ausser 31. Dezember Schlichtungsstelle für Mietsachen Kanton Schwyz Postfach 547 6431 Schwyz Telefon: 041 / 810 10 75 Homepage: http://www.sz.ch/cgi-bin/frame.cgi?file=/wirtschaft/wohnbau/miete-pacht.html Kündigungstermine: jedes Monatsende ausser 31. Dezember Schlichtungsbehörde für Mietsachen Kanton Solothurn Rötistrasse 4 4501 Solothurn Telefon: 032 / 627 75 35 Fax: 032 / 627 76 26 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.oberamt.so.ch Kündigungstermine: 31. März, 30. September Schlichtungsstelle für Mietverhältnisse Kanton St. Gallen Sekretariat: Wohnungsamt Rathaus 9001 St. Gallen Telefon: 071 / 224 56 27 Fax: 071 / 224 51 08 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.sg.ch Kündigungstermine: auf Ende jeden Monats, ausser 31. Dezember Schlichtungsstelle für Mietsachen Kanton Thurgau Rathaus 8501 Frauenfeld Telefon: 052 / 724 51 11 Fax: 052 / 724 52 02 Homepage: http://www.frauenfeld.ch Kündigungstermine: 31. März, 30. Juni, 30. September Kantonale Schlichtungsbehörde in Mietsachen Kanton Uri Volkswirtschaftsdirektion Uri Abteilung Mietrecht Klausenstrasse 4 6460 Altdorf Telefon: 041 / 875 24 03 Fax: 041 / 875 24 12; E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.ur.ch Kündigungstermine: 31. März, 30. Juni, 30. September Kantonale Schlichtungsbehörde für Mietverhältnisse Kanton Wallis Postfach 478 1950 Sitten Telefon: 027 / 606 73 09 und 027 / 606 73 16 Fax: 027 / 606 73 37 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.vs.ch/diha Kündigungstermine: unterschiedlich Kantonale Schlichtungsbehörde in Mietsachen Kanton Zug Postfach 857 6301 Zug Telefon: 041 / 728 37 30 Fax: 041 / 728 37 19 E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.zug.ch/mietsachen Kündigungstermine: 31. März, 30. Juni, 30. September Schlichtungsbehörde für Mietsachen Kanton Zürich Wengistrasse 30 Postfach 8026 Zürich Telefon: 044 / 248 22 73 Homepage: http://www.bezirksgericht-zh.ch Kündigungstermine: 31. März, 30. September.
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