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In a sublease, a tenant transfers less than their entire leasehold estate to a third-party subtenant, allowing them to rent all or part of their premises for a shorter term than their lease. This typically happens when a tenant wants to vacate before their lease ends, and with landlord consent, they can sublet the space while continuing to pay rent. The subtenant has no direct contractual relationship with the landlord and relies on the original tenant to enforce lease obligations. Consequently, the original tenant remains fully responsible for any damages, rent non-payment, or liabilities incurred by the sublessee. A sublease agreement should be considered when these conditions are met.