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Re: Leaving A Rent Stabilized Apartment Early

Posted by 718 on December 31, 2001 at 18:48:35:

In Reply to: Re: Leaving A Rent Stabilized Apartment Early posted by consigliere on December 30, 2001 at 11:22:03:

If the landlord unreasonably refuses to assign your lease you can terminate early, and if the landlord unreasonably refuses to accept a subletter, you can still sublet. If you sublet the lease stays in your name and you are ultimately responsible, but the landlord has to have a good reason for refusing to allow you to sublet the place.

I would start by asking him what he thinks though. Be vague and don't tell him you already have a concrete plan, just ask in general, tell him you are thinking about it and wonder if he would rather you relinquished your lease or found a sublettor.

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