Päävuokralaisella

Päävuokralaisella translates from Finnish to English as "main tenant" or "head tenant." This term refers to the individual who has entered into a rental agreement directly with the property owner or landlord. The päävuokralaisella is the primary party responsible for fulfilling the terms of the lease, including rent payments and adherence to property rules. They are legally bound by the contract and have certain rights and obligations.

In situations where a property is sublet, the päävuokralaisella is the tenant who has the original lease agreement for the entire property. They then have the right to rent out portions of the property to other individuals, known as alivuokralaisilla or subtenants. The päävuokralaisella is responsible for managing the subtenants and ensuring they comply with the terms of the main lease. Any issues or breaches of contract by a subtenant ultimately fall under the responsibility of the päävuokralaisella towards the landlord.

The rights and responsibilities of a päävuokralaisella are typically outlined in the rental agreement and governed by Finnish rental laws. These include the obligation to pay rent on time, maintain the property in good condition, and notify the landlord of any necessary repairs. Conversely, the landlord has obligations such as ensuring the property is habitable and respecting the tenant's right to quiet enjoyment. If the päävuokralaisella intends to sublet, they usually require the landlord's permission, and the terms of the subletting arrangement are also important.