×
←
Sign Up for free
Continue with Google
or enter your e-mail
A Louisiana sublease agreement is enforceable by state law; however, only when the master lease does not forbid it. The original tenant, holding the master lease, rents out the property to a subtenant, thus becoming their landlord. The sublease between tenant and subtenant is a separate contract; however, the landlord retains authority over the property.
Create Document
A Louisiana sublease agreement is enforceable by state law; however, only when the master lease does not forbid it. The original tenant, holding the master lease, rents out the property to a subtenant, thus becoming their landlord. The sublease between tenant and subtenant is a separate contract; however, the landlord retains authority over the property.
Adobe PDF
Microsoft Word
Chat with a Lawyer