However, the lessor may not be arbitrary or unreasonable to refuse to give consent if the lessee retains a temporary tenancy agreement of six months or more (Article 34(2)). A tenant may apply for an order from an arbitrator if a lessor has inappropriately refused to give consent: see RTA s 65 (1) (g). Article 34(3) provides that a lessor may not charge a lessee for the examination, examination or acceptance of an assignment or subletting. A lessor has the right to request information to carry out credit or reference checks with a potential tenant and may refuse to give consent if it turns out that the potential tenant is unable to comply with the terms of the rental agreement or parking rules. A lessor cannot charge a tenant for the examination, examination or acceptance of an order. If a tenant sublets or transfers their lease agreement without the written permission of the lessor, the lessor can make a termination to terminate the lease agreement – meaning that the lease would end for the subtenant, unless it can negotiate a new lease with the lessor. In prefabricated parks or mobile home parks, a request for subletting or lease assignment is normally made when the manufactured owner sells the house. A Vancouver manager is frustrated that one of his tenants is trying to sublet an upscale apartment profitably and can`t do anything about it. Tenants of social housing or tenants receiving a rental subsidy (those who rent crown-owned or non-profit premises that receive rental subsidies in agreement with the Crown or whose landlord .C. The housing management commission is exempt from these transfer and subletting provisions. Typically, this means that a subsidized tenant cannot allocate or sublet a rental unit.