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What's in your lease might not matter, leases often contain clauses which are completely unenforceable which courts can freely choose to ignore if they believe
by ig1 14y ago
What's in your lease might not matter, leases often contain clauses which are completely unenforceable which courts can freely choose to ignore if they believe the term is unreasonable.
- nsxwolf 14y agoI'm pretty sure I can get "you can't charge other people money to live here" to stick. A no subletting clause is pretty standard where I'm from and it seems to apply here.
- tptacek 14y agoIn Chicago and iirc San Francisco, landlords are required to accept reasonable subletting arrangements; no-sublet clauses are unenforceable --- but requirements to get the approval of the landlord are.
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- infinite8s 14y agoNew York State as well. And reasonable includes not charging more than the rent being charged by the landlord.
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