MILITARY ORDERS. Xxxxxxxx agrees to cancel this Lease in the event Xxxxxx gives the Landlord thirty (30) days written notice showing that Xxxxxx has received a PCS or permanent military job transfer (out of state only, PCS transfers in state shall not apply) and said notice is accompanied by a copy of Xxxxxx's military orders showing said transfer. The availability to Base or Post housing does not constitute PCS or transfer orders. The lease shall be canceled at the end of the month following the month orders are provided to Landlord or such other date that the parties mutually agree. This clause shall not apply to TDY or other temporary military assignments or to temporary deployment, nor shall it apply to a Tenant that is separating from the service, for whatever reason. In the event that there is more than one Tenant in the property this clause shall not apply unless all of the Tenants receive orders. By way of examples, (if husband, wife and children are the tenants and husband receive orders, the clause shall apply to allow cancellation. If husband and wife are both in the service and only husband or wife receives orders, the clause shall not apply. If two friends live in the property together and one receives orders, the clause does not apply.) These are examples but are not intended to cover all possibilities.
MILITARY ORDERS a. Issuing Defendants who used their authority to issue illegal orders were obviously responsible for the crimes committed pursuant to them. In High Command, for example, xxx Xxxxxx was convicted for ordering his soldiers to collectively punish – through mass executions and the destruction of villages – civilians in occupied territory who were suspected of supporting partisans.28 Similarly, in the Hostage case, Xxxxxx was convicted for issuing an order that established a fixed ratio for reprisal killings of 100 Serbian civilians for every German soldier killed.29
