Can the tenant move into the designated property whenever they like?

A question that comes up constantly about occasional leases: having designated an address for a possible eviction, can the tenant decide at any moment to move into that flat? In practice, no.
Conditions that must all be met together:
- the lease has been effectively terminated
- the tenant has not left voluntarily
- enforcement proceedings have been initiated
- the case has reached the bailiff
Until all of those conditions line up, the designated address is just a line in an annex — and it gives the tenant no rights to that flat.
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