Examples of subletting

• It is difficult to gauge the full extent of subletting within the manor.

• Few could survive without subletting most of their property to tenants.

• As well as farming actively, landholding widows had the option of subletting their land.

• The department generally disdained subletting.

• Sharecrop rent obtained in the secondary (subletting) market was a significant part of the net income of the farmers who took the land in the primary (fixed-rent) market.

• A consent was given last season to a subletting, which has now expired.

• Of the 1,183 households, 77 were subletting part of their dwellings, including garages attached to the dwelling.

• Many families on them are denied the financial rewards and human involvement that subletting can bring.

• Even the local authorities who forbid subletting turn a blind eye to the single man boarding in a council house.

• The only funds you can reckon on are the small amounts you get by subletting drill halls.

• But there is an aspect of subletting which certainly does bring about considerable hardship.

• I am also worried about subletting and am concerned that we consider how we should deal with the value of improvements.

• We have gone further in sweeping away petty regulations on lodgers and subletting which have restricted the freedom of local authority tenants for so long.

• The other point which gave me difficulty is that of covenants against assignments, subletting, making of improvements and change of user.

• They were ensuring, by subletting in this way, what all of us wished, namely, the cultivation of the croft.