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Delaware Sublease Agreement
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Delaware at a glance: Landlord Consent: Cannot be unreasonably withheld · Deposit Limit: 1 month's rent (leases over 1 year) · Deposit Return: 20 days after subtenant vacates
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Overview
Sublease Agreements in Delaware
Delaware Landlord-Tenant Code allows subleasing unless prohibited by the lease. If consent is required, it cannot be unreasonably withheld.
Key Facts
Delaware Sublease Agreement — Quick Reference
| Requirement | Delaware Rule |
|---|---|
| Landlord Consent | Cannot be unreasonably withheld |
| Deposit Limit | 1 month's rent (leases over 1 year) |
| Deposit Return | 20 days after subtenant vacates |
Legal Requirements
Delaware Legal Requirements
- Landlord must provide a reasonable cause if refusing sublet.
Governing Laws
Delaware Governing Laws
Del. Code Tit. 25 § 5508
Subletting
States that landlord consent to sublease cannot be unreasonably withheld.
Read the full text of these laws at Cornell Law School's Delaware legal resources or your state legislature's official website.
Questions & Answers
Delaware Sublease Agreement — Frequently Asked Questions
Can a Delaware landlord deny a sublease?
Only if they have a valid, reasonable objection to the subtenant.