14. Default
Suppose the Sublessor breaches this Sublease, the Sublessee has the right to seek legal remedies as the law allows.
On the other hand, if the Sublessee fails to comply with significant provisions of this Sublease (excluding the rent payment obligation), violates any rules set by the Sublessor, or neglects responsibilities mandated by law, the Sublessor can terminate this Sublease.
This termination can occur (Number of Days) days after providing written notice specifying the breach and the intent to terminate. In case of non-payment of rent, if the default persists for (Number of Days) days, the Sublessor may, at their discretion, demand immediate payment of the entire outstanding rent or take legal actions as permitted by law.
15. Abandonment
Suppose the Sublessee vacates the premises for more than (Number of Days, typically 14) without prior written notice to the Sublessor. The Sublessor may consider the property abandoned. In such a case, the Sublessor has the right to repossess the premises. The Sublessor will give the Sublessee at least (Number of Days) notice before entering the premises unless it's not practical to do so.
If the premises are abandoned, the Sublessor can re-let the property or end this Sublease. Sublessee shall be held responsible for any deficiency between the rent that would have been payable under this Sublease during the unexpired term.
Suppose the Sublessee leaves any personal property on the Property after the termination of this Sublease. In that case, the Sublessor shall consider it abandoned. In such cases, the Sublessor can dispose of any personal property in any way they see fit and is not liable for taking such actions.
16. Disputes
Suppose a dispute occurs between the parties during the term of this Sublease. The parties agree to negotiate amongst themselves before any litigation.