sublease (Meaning)
sublease (n)
a lease from one lessee to another
sublease (v)
lease or rent all or part of (a leased or rented property) to another person
Synonyms & Antonyms of sublease
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sublease Sentence Examples
- The tenant subleased the apartment to a college student for the academic year.
- The landlord granted permission for the sublease agreement to be executed.
- The sublease agreement outlined the specific terms and conditions of the tenancy.
- The sublessee was responsible for paying the monthly rent and adhering to the lease obligations.
- The original tenant remained legally bound by the master lease, even after subleasing.
- The sublease period terminated at the end of the academic semester.
- The sublessee had the option to renew the sublease upon its expiration.
- The landlord had the right to inspect the subleased property with reasonable notice.
- The sublease agreement included provisions for subletting, termination, and damages.
- The sublease was considered a separate legal agreement from the master lease.
FAQs About the word sublease
a lease from one lessee to another, lease or rent all or part of (a leased or rented property) to another person
sublet, rent, hire,lease,charter, check out, book, reserve, order, contract (for)
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The tenant subleased the apartment to a college student for the academic year.
The landlord granted permission for the sublease agreement to be executed.
The sublease agreement outlined the specific terms and conditions of the tenancy.
The sublessee was responsible for paying the monthly rent and adhering to the lease obligations.
