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Podnájemné refers to the rent paid by a subtenant to a tenant in a sub-lease agreement. This is distinct from the primary rent paid by the tenant to the landlord. When a tenant decides to sub-lease a portion or all of their rented property, they become the sub-landlord and the new occupant becomes the subtenant. The subtenant's obligation is to pay podnájemné to the tenant.

The amount of podnájemné is typically determined by the sub-lease agreement. This agreement outlines the terms and conditions of the sub-lease, including the rent amount, payment schedule, duration, and any specific rules or responsibilities of both parties. It is important for both the tenant and the subtenant to have a clear and written sub-lease agreement that specifies the podnájemné.

In some jurisdictions, there may be regulations concerning the amount of podnájemné that a tenant can charge a subtenant. This is often to prevent tenants from profiting excessively from sub-leasing. The original lease agreement between the tenant and the landlord may also contain clauses regarding sub-leasing and the associated rent. Understanding these legal frameworks is crucial for all parties involved in a sub-lease arrangement. The responsibility for paying the primary rent to the landlord still typically rests with the original tenant, regardless of the podnájemné collected from the subtenant.