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The Short Term Sublease Agreement is essential in situations where an existing tenant needs to temporarily transfer their rental rights to another party while maintaining their obligations under the original lease. This document is commonly used in Canada for various purposes, including temporary relocations, student housing, or corporate temporary housing solutions. It must comply with provincial residential tenancy laws and typically requires the landlord's consent. The agreement details crucial elements such as the sublease term, rent amount, security deposit, utilities responsibility, and maintenance obligations. It's particularly important in protecting all parties' interests by clearly defining roles, responsibilities, and limitations while ensuring compliance with both the master lease and applicable Canadian law. The document becomes especially relevant in urban centers where short-term housing demands are high and mobility is common.
