Property Management
What is 'subletting' and how does Hawaii law treat unauthorized subletting?
AA. Subletting is always permitted under Hawaii law without restriction
BB. A tenant renting their unit to a third party; unauthorized subletting (without landlord consent when required by the lease) can be grounds for lease termination✓ Correct
CC. Subletting is completely prohibited for all residential tenants in Hawaii
DD. Subletting is only allowed for commercial tenants in Hawaii
Explanation
Subletting (sublease) occurs when a tenant rents all or part of their unit to another person. Most Hawaii residential leases require landlord consent for subletting. Unauthorized subletting when consent is required can constitute a lease violation and grounds for termination. The original tenant remains responsible for rent and damages.
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