Connecticut Sublease Agreement

A Connecticut sublease agreement is a contract between a tenant (the “Sublessor”) and a new tenant (the “Sublessee”) that allows the Sublessee to take over the rental obligations and rights of the Sublessor for a specified period of time, often for a lower rental rate. The agreement should include details such as the monthly rent amount, the length of the sublease, the scope of the Sublessee’s rights and responsibilities, and any other applicable rules or regulations.

Connecticut law does not strictly indicate whether subleasing is permissible; the first step is to check the original lease to see whether the landlord doesn’t allow it or requires a written request from the tenant.