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Is sub-letting allowed?

Updated by SLA
Residential properties are rented out for the sole use of the tenant and his immediate family members and no sub-letting is allowed. For non-residential properties, sub-letting will have to be evaluated and approved by SLA on a case-by-case basis. The tender documents will indicate the provisions for sub-letting.

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