Sub-tenant

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SUB-TENANT. The same as under-tenant. See Under-leaser; Under-tenant, and 1 Bell's Com. 76.

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notice to quit

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However, if you have the written consent from the owner of the apartment to sub-lease the rented premises, then you can initiate legal action against the sub-tenant for non-payment of rent.

Landlord's written consent must for subletting in Dubai

Remarking on the development, Omar Al Mesmar, general manager of DIP, said: "The spurt in the number of sub-tenants in the January-April 2017 period is a very encouraging sign for DIP's growth plans.

Dubai community adds 280 sub-tenants in 2017

In the case of Frozen Value Ltd v Heron Foods Ltd, the Court of Appeal overturned the lower court's verdict and held that a intermediate landlord who opposed a lease renewal by his sub-tenant on the ground (g) failed because although he had been in actual occupation of the premises for a period of more than five years he had not been the competent landlord throughout the whole of that time.

Court's timely reminder for landlords

Several sub-tenants moved--at least temporarily--out of Marin.

Marin winery shake-out: several abandon North Coast County

In light of the above, before handing over the rent monies, any sub-tenant is strongly advised to protect their position by ensuring that they see a copy of the original tenant's registered lease, the original landlord's

In the hotseat

Former sub-tenant, Lincoln Property Company, also converted its 2,357 s/f space into a direct lease.

Monday leases 15,000 s/f at 230 Park

Ms Poulton decided to re-occupy the offices when the sub-tenant vacated and told her landlord, Pointon York Group, of her intention.