Subletting any part of a property is strictly forbidden unless the landlord provides written consent. If a tenant subleases to one or more parties without this permission, the landlord can seek the eviction of everyone involved, including the primar…
Subletting any part of a property is strictly forbidden unless the landlord provides written consent. If a tenant subleases to one or more parties without this permission, the landlord can seek the eviction of everyone involved, including the primary tenant and all Subtenants. The law treats unauthorized subletting as a serious breach, as it bypasses the landlord's right to vet who occupies their property and prevents unauthorized commercial gain from their real estate assets.
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