Alivuokraaja

Alivuokraaja is a Finnish term referring to a subtenant. This is a person who rents a property or a part of it from another person who is already renting it from the owner. The original tenant, who then sub-leases the property, is known as the alivuokranantaja, or sublandlord.

The relationship between the alivuokranantaja and the alivuokraaja is governed by a sublease agreement, which outlines the terms of the tenancy. This agreement typically includes details about rent, the duration of the sublease, and the rights and responsibilities of both parties. It is important for the subtenant to be aware of the terms of the main lease agreement between the original tenant and the owner, as these terms may also affect the sublease.

In many jurisdictions, subleasing requires the consent of the property owner. Without permission, the original tenant may be in breach of their lease agreement, which could have consequences for both the tenant and the subtenant. The alivuokraaja has a direct contractual relationship with the alivuokranantaja, but in some cases, may also have rights or obligations concerning the property owner. The legal framework surrounding subletting can vary, and it is advisable for all parties involved to understand their rights and obligations under local laws.