Suzhou New District "How to treat second-hand landlords?"

The second-hand landlord you mentioned should be the second landlord (legally called the lessee to sublet). Your question needs to be considered according to the situation:

(1) If the second landlord has the right to sublease (that is, there is a contract with the original landlord: the second landlord agrees to sublease the house, or the second landlord agrees to sublease the house with the lessor's consent. ), it depends on the specific terms of your contract with the second landlord. If there is no agreement in the contract that you should bear the property and health expenses, you can refuse to pay them on this ground, but if it is agreed that you should bear them, you can only bear them according to the contract, otherwise it will constitute a breach of contract;

(2) If the second landlord does not have the right to sublet (that is, subletting without the landlord's consent), you can refuse to fulfill his unreasonable requirements on this ground, or you can directly contact the original landlord to inform the second landlord to sublet without authorization, so that the second landlord will constitute a breach of contract, which is called biting him in turn; If the second landlord has no right to sublet, he can't charge you at all, so there is no problem of deducting money from the deposit; And the deposit deduction can only be deducted if you damage something and pay the rent overdue. If these circumstances do not exist, they must be returned when the house is finally handed over.

Of course, whether he has the right to sublet or not, if the landlord doesn't kick you out, as long as you dare to insist, the property will still have to ask the original landlord for the property fee, because the Property Law and the Contract Law stipulate that the internal agreement between the two parties can't be against the third party such as the property and hydropower company. After the landlord pays, he will recover from you or the second landlord. This depends on the contract between the landlord and the second landlord. How is the contract between you and the second landlord specifically agreed?

If you can't solve it yourself, you can go to the local industrial and commercial bureau to find a consumer association and ask them to help you solve it. It usually works well. Hmm. How interesting