landlord must correct the payroll even if he has reported to credit
Even if the landlord has paid a credit from the utility bill, he may correct the payroll within the one-year grace period at the cost of the tenant. To this end, the court:
The owner of residential space, a utility bill and then later - within the grace period under § 556 para 3 sentence 2 and sentence 3 Civil Code - to the detriment of the tenant to correct if he has credited himself unreservedly from the original, incorrect billing resulting credit the rent account.
The billing and objection deadlines of § 556 para 3 BGB provide for operating costs that get the parties to a lease for residential space of manageable time clarity about their obligations under a closed accounting period. Therefore justifies the mere payment of the balance resulting from the settlement not to accept an admission of debt that makes the final amount to be specified in the settlement binding.
(BGH, Judgement of 01.12.2011, VIII ZR 296/09)
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