Which clause allows subletting of the premises?

• A. Renew Option
• B. Lessor's Right of Re-entry
• C. Description of Lease Property
• D. Sublease

Answer: (D)

Subleasing happens when the tenant lets someone else use all or part of the leased space while remaining legally responsible to the landlord. The clause that governs this is the Sublease clause. It specifies whether subletting is allowed, whether the landlord’s consent is required, and what conditions must be met. This directly determines if and how the premises can be sublet. The other clauses address different topics: a renew option handles extending the lease term, the lessor’s right of re-entry covers the landlord reclaiming the space for breaches or nonpayment, and the description of lease property just states what is included. So the Sublease clause is the one that permits subletting.