Dear PAO,
My husband is working as an employee of the immigration, while I am a stay-at-home mom to our toddler. It is part of the nature of his work that there is a great possibility that he can be destined in another location or province. Fortunately for about a decade, he was not destined elsewhere. So despite our prior knowledge of the nature of his work, we paid a yearly rent on the apartment we are occupying. Recently though, he was told that he will be posted in one of the Visayas offices. We decided that our toddler and I will go with him and live in the Visayas. We are now contemplating subleasing our apartment so our rental payments will not go to waste. But a friend of ours said that we cannot sublease our apartment and that it is a ground for ejectment. Is this true? Please advise.
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