Common use of No Assignment or Sublet Clause in Contracts

No Assignment or Sublet. Tenant expressly agrees that the leased premises nor any portion thereof shall not be assigned or sublet by Tenant without the prior consent of Landlord. Tenant shall provide Landlord with 60 days notice of intent to Sublet, will be responsible for finding a suitable Subletter and be responsible for continuing payment of rent in the event the Subletter fails to make payment.

No Assignment or Sublet. Tenant expressly agrees that the leased premises nor any portion thereof shall not be assigned or sublet by Tenant without the prior consent of Landlord. Tenant shall provide Landlord with 60 days days’ notice of intent to Sublet, will be responsible for finding a suitable Subletter and be responsible for continuing payment of rent in the event the Subletter fails to make payment.

No Assignment or Sublet. Tenant expressly agrees that the leased premises nor any portion thereof shall not be assigned or sublet by Tenant without the prior consent of Landlord. Tenant shall provide Landlord with 60 days notice of intent to Sublet, will be responsible for finding a suitable Subletter and be responsible for continuing payment of rent in the event the Subletter fails to make payment. Upon approval of sublet Tenant shall draft their own agreement with Subletter to dictate the terms of security deposit and rent payment amongst both parties.

No Assignment or Sublet. Tenant expressly agrees that the leased premises nor any portion thereof shall not be assigned or sublet by Tenant without the prior consent of Landlord. Tenant shall provide Landlord with 60 days notice of intent to Sublet, will be responsible for finding a suitable Subletter and be responsible for continuing payment of rent in the event the Subletter fails to make payment.