Sunday, January 24, 2010

Consent To Assignment Of Lease What Does This Part Of The Lease Mean?

What does this part of the lease mean? - consent to assignment of lease

You are not entitled to rent or sublet the apartment without the prior written consent of the owner in each case to an inquiry from you in the form of Real Property Law 226-B made it necessary. Owner may refuse to transfer the lease for any reason or no reason approval, but if the owner has inadequate support for the application for assignment of a lease duly submitted his written request, fail to cancel to the owner of this contract is in force thirty days after its application. The first and every time you sublet an apartment, you have the written consent of the owner, unless the landlord unreasonably refused consent to the application as required by the Law on Real Property 226 sublease - B. May owner impose a reasonable fee for the registration of the credit card you sublet transferred as part of an application or. If you pay your rent, the landlord can rent for free or occupation without subtentant rid of the lease. Total income credit holders pay for the rent. Do not change, however, no acceptance by the owner of such income, the situation or occupier To Tha subtentantDirect T Tenant shall not relieve the owner of this contract.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

If this is how I read

Anonymous said...

This means that if you have a landlord is not reasonable.

Thus, if the address of the owner in an application on their own need to sublet to honor this request, but ultimately has to say to the owner, who lives in your property, unless this requirement is reasonable.

The subtext is somewhat vague, the courts and the owner deems to be appropriate and what can we believe are reliable worlds.

Anonymous said...

This means that if you have a landlord is not reasonable.

Thus, if the address of the owner in an application on their own need to sublet to honor this request, but ultimately has to say to the owner, who lives in your property, unless this requirement is reasonable.

The subtext is somewhat vague, the courts and the owner deems to be appropriate and what can we believe are reliable worlds.

Anonymous said...

Yes, if you sublet, you remain responsible for Unity. Sublease not released from the lease.

The owner has the right to refuse a request to sublet, if not qualify for the proposed new tenant. "If the owner has unreasonably refused consent to the request for assignment of a lease duly submitted his written request, the owner of this contract after thirty days after its application to quit." Ie, not without reason, may reject the application.

Anonymous said...

Yes, if you sublet, you remain responsible for Unity. Sublease not released from the lease.

The owner has the right to refuse a request to sublet, if not qualify for the proposed new tenant. "If the owner has unreasonably refused consent to the request for assignment of a lease duly submitted his written request, the owner of this contract after thirty days after its application to quit." Ie, not without reason, may reject the application.

Anonymous said...

This means that if you have a landlord is not reasonable.

Thus, if the address of the owner in an application on their own need to sublet to honor this request, but ultimately has to say to the owner, who lives in your property, unless this requirement is reasonable.

The subtext is somewhat vague, the courts and the owner deems to be appropriate and what can we believe are reliable worlds.

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