Common use of JOINT AND SEVERAL AGREEMENT Clause in Contracts

JOINT AND SEVERAL AGREEMENT. All TENANTS who sign this Lease are jointly and severally responsible for payment of rent to the LANDLORD and for Damages caused to the rental unit (late fees, physical damage, unpaid utility bills, rent in the arrears, etc.). Failure to meet the terms and conditions of the contract by one or more of the TENANT(S) shall be considered a failure of all TENANTS to meet the terms and conditions of the contract and shall make all equally responsible.

JOINT AND SEVERAL AGREEMENT. All TENANTS Tenants who sign this Lease lease are jointly and severally responsible for the payment of rent to the LANDLORD Landlord and for Damages damages caused to the rental unit this includes, but is not limited to (late fees, physical damage, unpaid utility bills, bills and rent in the arrears, etc.). Failure to meet the terms and conditions of the contract by one or more of the TENANT(S) Tenants shall be considered a failure of all TENANTS Tenants to meet the terms and conditions of the contract and shall make all equally responsible.

JOINT AND SEVERAL AGREEMENT. All TENANTS TENANT(s) who sign this Lease are jointly and severally responsible for the payment of rent to the LANDLORD and for Damages damages caused to the rental unit (late fees, physical damage, unpaid utility bills, rent in the arrears, etc.). Failure to meet the terms and conditions of the contract by one or more of the TENANT(S) TENANT(s), shall be considered a failure of all TENANTS TENANT(s) to meet the terms and conditions of the contract contract, and shall make all equally responsible.

JOINT AND SEVERAL AGREEMENT. All TENANTS Tenants who sign this Lease lease are jointly and severally responsible for the payment of rent to the LANDLORD Landlord and for Damages damages caused to the rental unit this includes, but is not limited to (late fees, physical damage, unpaid utility bills, and rent in the arrears, etc.). Failure to meet the terms and conditions of the contract by one or more of the TENANT(S) Tenants shall be considered a failure of all TENANTS Tenants to meet the terms and conditions of the contract and shall make all equally responsible.