Common use of Joint Tenancy Clause in Contracts

Joint Tenancy. 2.1 If more than 1 person is named as the “Tenant” the tenancy shall be deemed to be a joint and several tenancy. The Landlord is entitled to treat the persons named as “the Tenant” as a group and is not obliged to deal with each person individually. 2.2 Each person named as the Tenant can be held liable for all the Tenants obligations contained within this Agreement. 2.3 The person named as Lead Tenant has no greater liability to the Landlord than any other named Tenants.

Joint Tenancy. 2.1 3.1 If more than 1 one person is named as the “Tenant” ”, the tenancy shall be deemed to be a joint and several tenancy. The Landlord is entitled to treat the persons named as the “the Tenant” as a group group, and the Landlord is not obliged to deal with each person individuallyindividually (although the Landlord may do so). 2.2 3.2 Each person of the persons named as the Tenant “Tenant” can be held liable for all of the Tenants obligations contained within imposed on the Tenant by this Agreement. 2.3 The person named as Lead Tenant has no greater liability to the Landlord than any other named Tenants.

Joint Tenancy. 2.1 If more than 1 person is named as the “Tenant” the tenancy shall be deemed to be a joint and several tenancytenancies. The Landlord Landlord/Key Home Residential Sales and Lettings Limited is entitled to treat the persons named as “the Tenant” as a group and is not obliged to deal with each person individually. 2.2 Each person named as the Tenant can be held liable for all the Tenants obligations contained within this Agreement. 2.3 The person named as Lead Tenant has no greater liability to the Landlord Landlord/Key Home Residential Sales and Lettings Limited than any other named Tenants.