Drafting landlord consent to sublease agreements manually requires careful review of master lease terms, coordination between three parties, and precise language to protect all interests while maintaining lease obligations. Attorneys spend hours cross-referencing lease provisions, customizing consent language, and ensuring no unintended privity relationships are created, all while managing client expectations for quick turnaround.
Drafting landlord consent to sublease agreements manually requires careful review of master lease terms, coordination between three parties, and precise language to protect all interests while maintaining lease obligations. Attorneys spend hours cross-referencing lease provisions, customizing consent language, and ensuring no unintended privity relationships are created, all while managing client expectations for quick turnaround.
CaseMark automates the entire drafting process by intelligently extracting key terms from your master lease and proposed sublease, then generating a comprehensive consent agreement with all necessary provisions. Our AI ensures consistency with the master lease, includes proper protective language, and produces a polished, ready-to-review document in minutes instead of hours.
This workflow is applicable across multiple practice areas and use cases
Commercial real estate transactions frequently involve subleasing arrangements requiring landlord consent as part of broader property deals and portfolio management.
Landlord consent to sublease is a core commercial real estate document used across all types of commercial property transactions, from office buildings to retail spaces.
Real estate litigators need to draft or review landlord consent documents when resolving disputes over unauthorized subleases or negotiating settlement agreements involving sublease arrangements.
Disputes over sublease rights and landlord consent requirements are common in real estate litigation, requiring attorneys to understand and draft these agreements as part of dispute resolution.
Corporate entities managing real estate portfolios need landlord consent documents when subsidiaries or divisions sublease corporate office space or operational facilities.
In-house counsel handling corporate governance regularly deal with real estate matters including subleasing corporate premises as part of restructuring, downsizing, or space optimization initiatives.
Commercial litigators handle breach of lease disputes and business dissolution cases where sublease consent agreements are central to the controversy or settlement terms.
Commercial lease disputes frequently involve sublease issues, and litigators need to draft consent agreements as part of settlement negotiations or understand them for case analysis.
You need the master lease agreement and the proposed sublease agreement. CaseMark extracts key details like party names, dates, premises description, and relevant terms from these documents to automatically populate the consent agreement with accurate information.
CaseMark includes essential protective provisions such as maintaining the master lease in full force, keeping the original tenant fully liable, establishing no privity of contract with the subtenant, and ensuring rent payments continue through the tenant. These clauses protect the landlord's position while permitting the sublease.
Yes, CaseMark generates a comprehensive base document that you can easily customize. All sections are editable, allowing you to add specific conditions, modify consent language, or include additional requirements based on your client's unique circumstances or the master lease provisions.
While not always legally required, including the subtenant's signature is best practice and CaseMark includes a signature block for all three parties. This ensures the subtenant acknowledges being bound by master lease terms and creates a clear record of all parties' agreement to the sublease arrangement.
CaseMark generates a complete, professionally formatted consent agreement in approximately 8 minutes. This includes automatic extraction of relevant terms from your master lease and sublease documents, compared to 2-3 hours of manual drafting and review.
CaseMark's consent agreement explicitly states that the master lease remains in full force and the original tenant remains fully liable for all obligations. This critical provision protects the landlord by ensuring the tenant cannot transfer liability through the sublease, which is automatically included in every generated document.
CaseMark includes language specifying that consent is limited to the particular sublease and does not waive the requirement for landlord consent to future subleases or assignments. This protects the landlord's ongoing control over who occupies the premises while approving the current arrangement.