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Posted by Colleen on September 19, 1997 at 17:01:07:

I find myself in a position where I need to sublet my apartment due to
a change in employment. I found a subletter to take over my half of the
rent ( I live with one other person.) I had contacted my landlord about
arranging for a sublet and he had given me a verbal ok - so I was setting
up the sublease and I spoke with them again and now they are saying they
will not approve a sublet. I have read the tenant landlord guidelines where
it states that a landlord may not 'unreasonably with hold consent.' Can
some give me a little feed back as to what is a reasonable reason and what
is an unreasonable one - at the moment I have been told no reason why
it would be refused just that it would be - so before I pursue it further
I would like to know the 'general lines.' If 'general line exist'.
Thank you.

Follow Ups:

• Re: Refusing a Sublet? Joe Dumela 9/22/97 (1)
  • Re: Refusing a Sublet? Colleen 9/23/97 (0)

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: I find myself in a position where I need to sublet my apartment due to 
: a change in employment.  I found a subletter to take over my half of the
: rent ( I live with one other person.)  I had contacted my landlord about
: arranging for a sublet and he had given me a verbal ok - so I was setting
: up the sublease and I spoke with them again and now they are saying they
: will not approve a sublet.  I have read the tenant landlord guidelines where
: it states that a landlord may not 'unreasonably with hold consent.'  Can 
: some give me a little feed back as to what is a reasonable reason and what
: is an unreasonable one - at the moment I have been told no reason why 
: it would be refused just that it would be - so before I pursue it further
: I would like to know the 'general lines.'  If 'general line exist'.  
: Thank you.


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