Common use of Sublet Clause in Contracts

Sublet. A sublet occurs when the tenant moves out of the rental unit, lets another person (the ‘sub-tenant’) live there until a specified date, and can return to live in the unit before the tenancy ends. The tenancy agreement and the landlord-tenant relationship do not change. A tenant who sublets a rental unit cannot: • charge a higher rent than the landlord does for the rental unit, • collect any additional fees for subletting the rental unit, or • charge the sub-tenant for additional goods or services.

Sublet. A sublet occurs when the tenant moves out of the rental unit, lets another person (the ‘'sub-tenant’') live there until a specified date, and can return to live in the unit before the tenancy ends. The tenancy agreement and the landlord-tenant tennat relationship do not change. A tenant who sublets a rental unit cannot: • charge a higher rent than the landlord does for the rental unit, • collect any additional fees for subletting the rental unit, or • charge the sub-tenant for additional goods or services.

Sublet. A sublet occurs when the tenant moves out of the rental unit, lets another person (the ‘'sub-tenant’') live there until a specified date, and can return to live in the unit before the tenancy ends. The tenancy agreement and the landlord-tenant relationship do not change. A tenant who sublets a rental unit cannot: • charge a higher rent than the landlord does for the rental unit, • collect any additional fees for subletting the rental unit, or • charge the sub-tenant for additional goods or services.:

Sublet. A sublet occurs when the tenant moves out of the rental unit, lets another person (the ‘sub-tenant’) live there until a specified date, and can return to live in the unit before the tenancy ends. The tenancy agreement and the landlord-tenant relationship do not change. A tenant who sublets a rental unit cannot: • charge a higher rent than the landlord does for the rental unit, • collect any additional fees for subletting the rental unit, or 2229E (2018/01) • charge the sub-tenant for additional goods or services.