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Alberta Franchise Sublease Agreement

Alberta franchisors, sublet a commercial premises to one of your franchisees with this Franchise Sublease Agreement.

  • The parties to the Agreement are (i) the franchisor as the original tenant (sub-landlord), (ii) the franchisee as sub-tenant and (iii) an owner of the franchisee who acts as guarantor of the lease.
  • The sub-tenant indemnifies the sub-landlord against all claims and damages if the sub-tenant breaches the lease.
  • The sub-tenant is not entitled to any tenant improvement allowance which may be paid to the sub-landlord under the original head lease.
  • The sub-landlord has the right to establish and enforce rules and regulations regarding the use of the sub-leased premises.
  • The sub-tenant agrees not to overload utility and service facilities to the premises.
  • The sub-tenant is responsible for its own insurance.
  • The sub-landlord is not liable for death or injury of a person or for loss or damage of property in the sub-leased premises.

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Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 14-April-2016
SKU: 6838
$29.99
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