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In the event of any such assignment, subletting or transfer, the Contractor shall be responsible for securing compliance with these conditions in every respect.
He confirmed reports that some farmers in Mkushi farm bloc were subletting their farms.
He had now bought and moved into a larger house in the suburbs and agreed to sublet the property for the remaining three months of his lease.
Short of the classifieds, how would you suggest one go about subletting his or her home.
The 34-year-old self-employed relief herdsman was subletting a room from landlord Nigel Smith.
I also think that anyone subletting their apartment or room for equal or less than the rent in this market is a fool, and is doing both themselves and the community a disservice.
It was during those visits that he noticed McLeish was subletting his office to law firms, a photocopier firm and the charity.
A lodging house is loosely defined as a single, detached home, usually divided into various rooms for student subletting purposes.
In 1994, SkyDome Corporation took over the premises and sublet the property.
They do not seek to incriminate, since practices such as subletting offices and employing relatives do not actually break any rules.
Senay is a hotel cleaner from Ankara, who fears the immigration police, because she is not supposed to have a job, nor make money from subletting her flat.
Those leaseholders subletting their homes will still have to pay for charges within the two week period.
The respondent's lease contained a covenant against subletting; and the superior landlord might well wish to be heard on the question whether or not there was an existing sub-tenancy.
These restrictions automatically cut out many working class families as well as students or other renters subletting in older homes.
Now he's back and he's subletting my roomate's room for a month.
Ted has sublet his apartment for the trip he didn't take, so Michael suggests he move in with him.
The landlord will help himself to half of your net profits from subletting.
At the age of 26, I finally get my own place under my own name - sure, I'd spent the last year subletting random apartments, but they were all furnished.
I have to move because the guy I'm subletting from is moving back after 2 years.
Then, your Honours, under clause 6 one sees that, consent to, to put it shortly, subletting or parting with the possession or selling or transferring requires the ‘consent of the Minister’.
intransitive verbsubletting
1
subarrendar
noun
1
subarriendo masculine
the apartment is a sublet—el apartamento es subarrendado
Harding's sublet came after a year of advertising for a tenant to occupy unused space.
He may also be able to find a sublet, many of the med students go home for the summer, so he may be able to find a furnished room/apartment for cheap.
I'm thinking about entering into a friendly agreement over an apartment sublet with someone I trust completely.
Sandra Meader, a UW physics grad, rented a sublet for an eight-month lease for $150 a month, which she found posted on the SLC bulletin board.
He rushed to register the sublet with the Commons authorities.