He knew that she had spent the previous summer at Newport, where she appeared to have gone a great deal into society, but that in the autumn she had suddenly
sub-let the "perfect house" which Beaufort had been at such pains to find for her, and decided to establish herself in Washington.
26 of 2007 regulating the relationship between landlords and tenants in the emirate of Dubai), which states, "The landlord may seek eviction of the tenant from the real property prior to the expiry of the term of the tenancy where the tenant
sub-lets the real property or any part thereof without obtaining the landlord's approval in writing.
There could well be a rash of short-term
sub-lets this year, not just due to the current economic climate, but because property owners are still being stung by the need to pay business rates on empty properties.
She claims more than any other AM in Wales for her constituency office, which she
sub-lets from the Lib Dems.
However, some landlords will be sympathetic to your position and may adopt a policy of granting consent for short-term
sub-lets to help you meet expenses on the property while trying to sell it.
ENTERTAINER David Evans paid pounds 110,000 for a holiday lodge at Hazelwood Park, Dawlish Warren, Devon, and
sub-lets it for around 26 weeks every year.
Tesco, which
sub-lets to TK-Maxx, has 13 years left on its 25-year lease and pays annual rent of pounds 1.
He famously claimed the problems had been "a muddle not a fiddle" and that all the money from
sub-lets had been ploughed back into running his office for the good of his constituents.
Editorial includes articles on: late-fee formulas for tenants; tenant's right to audit books and records; partial payments; rules and regulations regarding
sub-lets and assigns; consent for using alternative telecommunications providers; reducing the impact of tenant bankruptcies; tenant compliance with energy efficiency requirements; termination of lease options; gross-up clauses; improving operating expenses; and, insurance.
Mr McLeish, who earlier this week said the affair was a "muddle, not _ a fiddle", told the Scottish parliament he "acknowledged my mistakes in the matter of constituency office
sub-lets" and "my mistakes in the way I handled that matter".
But the row continued and McLeish eventually admitted receiving pounds 36,122 in rent from five
sub-lets dating back to 1987.
Mr McLeish, who earlier this week said the affair was a "muddle, not a fiddle", told the Scottish parliament he "acknowledged my mistakes in the matter of constituency office
sub-lets" and "my mistakes in the way I handled that matter".
