Sublease of Building is a contractual agreement between a tenant (or sublessor) and a new tenant (or sublessee) that allows the tenant to rent out part of a leased property to the new tenant. The original tenant remains liable for the obligations set out in the lease agreement, but the sublessee is responsible for fulfilling the obligations stated in the sublease agreement. There are two main types of sublease of building: 1. Full Sublease: In a full sublease, the sublessee takes over all the tenant's rights and responsibilities under the original lease agreement. The tenant is still liable for any obligations that are not specifically assigned to the sublessee. 2. Partial Sublease: In a partial sublease, the sublessee takes over some of the tenant's rights and responsibilities under the original lease agreement. The tenant is still liable for any obligations that are not specifically assigned to the sublessee but may receive some compensation from the sublessee in exchange for letting them take over the lease. Regardless of the type of sublease, both parties must abide by the original lease agreement and any applicable laws.