Common use of Change of Joint Tenants Clause in Contracts

Change of Joint Tenants. As outlined in Clause 1.46 above, the Tenants may not re-assign possession or occupation of the Property without the prior written consent of the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent. In the event that such consent is requested and granted, it is the responsibility of the Tenant(s) to financially recompense one another outside of the scope of the DPS for repayment of any share of the Deposit that may become due to a departing Joint Tenant or to a Third Party. This includes the recompense of interest earned to date.

Change of Joint Tenants. As outlined in In accordance with Clause 1.46 1.47 above, the Tenants Tenant may not re-assign possession or occupation of the Property without the prior written consent of the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent. In the event that such consent is requested and grantedgranted in relation to Joint Tenants, it is the responsibility of the Tenant(s) such Tenants to financially recompense one another outside of the scope of the DPS applicable Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme, for repayment of any share of the Deposit that may become due to a departing Joint Tenant or to a Third PartyTenant. This includes the recompense of interest earned to date.

Change of Joint Tenants. As outlined in In accordance with Clause 1.46 1.44 above, the Tenants Tenant may not re-assign re-­‐assign possession or occupation of the Property without the prior written consent of the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent. In the event that such consent is requested and grantedgranted in relation to Joint Tenants, it is the responsibility of the Tenant(s) such Tenants to financially recompense one another outside of the scope of the DPS applicable Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme, for repayment of any share of the Deposit that may become due to a departing Joint Tenant or to a Third PartyTenant. This includes the recompense of interest earned to date.

Change of Joint Tenants. As outlined in Clause 1.46 1.43 above, the Tenants may not re-assign possession or occupation of the Property without the prior written consent of the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent. In the event that such consent is requested and granted, it is the responsibility of the Tenant(s) to financially recompense one another outside of the scope of the DPS The TDS for repayment of any share of the Deposit that may become due to a departing Joint Tenant or to a Third Party. This includes the recompense for any costs for reparation of interest earned to damages assumed due at that date.