subletting

The lease prohibits subletting of an apartment without board consent.

Dealing with subletting problems is taking more and more of our time."

Social landlords and the lawyers who represent them long ago developed more creative ways of proving subletting.

Some shareholders want to liberalize the rules limiting subletting.

They will fight vigorously for the right to prevent a tenant from subletting a large block of space to four smaller users.

The company subletting is a little embarrassed that it doesn't need what its top executives decided some time ago would be necessary for the next decade.

In the city, short-term subletting is a rite of passage, a means of survival.

The landlord would not have this option if the subletting occurs during the term of the prime tenant's original lease.

In targeting subletting, Shapps does identify a genuine problem in social housing.

Landlords, clinging to some semblance of control, are demanding codicils restricting subletting.

But in co-ops, unlimited subletting is rare.

"There'll be some subletting," Steen told him smoothly.

"Illegal subletting is a basis for eviction," Mr. Scherer said.

He also said the management was cracking down on illegal subletting, a step that would improve its ability to capture more apartments for vacancy rerental.

This January Shapps has identified the problem facing the social housing sector to be unlawful subletting.

Absence from property, rent arrears and unapproved subletting will put tenants at considerable risk of eviction.

A possession order was granted on the conclusion that a causal connection between schrizophrenia and subletting was not established.

"Instead, the proprietary lease should state that consent to any subletting shall be subject to any conditions directors or shareholders impose."

Qureshi has been involved in a controversy regarding alleged fraud by illegal subletting of his apartment in Copenhagen.

The shareholder's experience is illustrative of just one of the hidden perils of subletting a co-op apartment.

Methods, incidentally, that the US has availed itself of through "extraordinary rendition," the delicate term for subletting our torture needs to others.

"Unless the bylaws provide to the contrary, the board has the right to establish restrictions on the subletting of apartments," Mr. Saft said.

Indeed, the lack of any expense that even begins to resemble a fair-market rent has apparently spawned illicit selling and subletting of newstands.

Mr. Parco has installed hidden video cameras in lobbies and hallways of apartment buildings to observe activities ranging from illegal subletting to drug dealing.

I was planning to do the same this winter but the landlord recently said that no more subletting would be allowed since there are tenants waiting for parking spaces.