OP, you don't get to play musical chairs and you don't get to decide who goes where and when they get to do it.
I'd look to settle this out of court. Judge will go by the contractual agreement, get this..the one on paper.
Read below, guy knows what he's talking about.
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Originally Posted by pbs911
Any agreement for an act that will not be completed within 1 year must be in writing otherwise it is parole evidence. Agreements must be in writing that relate to real property must be in writing to be enforceable.
If you have a lease I would bet the magistrate enforces the terms as written unless the landlord agrees to the oral modification of the terms.
Do you have the right to sublease under your written agreement with the landlord?
If you are sued you can always bring in the subleasee as a third party (but then again you most likely have to have a writing.)
Good luck.
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