Updated June 03, 2022
A Nebraska sublease agreement is a convenient rental contract between a sub-lessor and sub-lessee involved in a sublet arrangement for a property belonging to a third-party owner. Whether or not a property may be sublet is contingent on the original (master) lease between the sub-lessor and the property owner/manager. In its terms, the master lease should include an item either granting or barring a sublet arrangement. However, the sub-lessor may be able to seek written consent from the landlord in case the property owner changes their mind or makes a notable exception. Upon entering a sublease contract, any and all acts conducted by the sub-lessee will be the liability of the sub-lessor. The sub-lessor must act as a landlord in relation to the sub-lessee in matters of tenancy-related issues. For instance, if the sub-lessee causes any damages or misses a scheduled payment, the sub-lessor must seek retribution or issue penalties in accordance with the sublease conditions.
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