Common use of Death of Tenant Clause in Contracts

Death of Tenant. In the event of the death of the Tenant, the Landlord has the option to terminate the Rental Agreement or to extend a new Rental Agreement to the Estate of the deceased Tenant subject to the same requirements of a normal application for approval of a Rental Agreement. The death of the last surviving Tenant, who is signatory to this Rental Agreement, will constitute automatic termination of the tenancy. The benefit of this Rental Agreement may not be assigned, transferred or assumed by the decedent’s estate, heirs, next of kin or beneficiary named in a will or trust. Any payments owed by said Tenant to Landlord pursuant to this Rental Agreement shall remain a claim against Xxxxxx’s estate.

Death of Tenant. In the event of the death of the Tenant, the Landlord has the option to terminate the Rental Agreement or to extend a new Rental Agreement to the Estate of the deceased Tenant subject to the same requirements of a normal application for approval of a Rental Agreement. The death of the last surviving Tenant, who is signatory to this Rental Agreement, will constitute automatic termination of the tenancy. The benefit of this Rental Agreement may not be assigned, transferred or assumed by the decedent’s estate, heirs, next of kin or beneficiary named in a will or trust. Any payments owed by said Tenant to Landlord pursuant to this Rental Agreement shall remain a claim against XxxxxxTenant’s estate.