Succession ─ general Sample Clauses

Succession ─ general. 7.3.1 In the event of your death, a member of your family may succeed to this tenancy. Only one succession can occur. If there has already been a succession, we may consider granting a new tenancy of the property, but that will be entirely at our discretion (For information about when there has already been a succession see 7.3.3).
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Succession ─ general. 9.1 If you die, certain people, who are specified in condition 9.5 below, may succeed to this tenancy. This condition 9 will not apply if you have already succeeded to this tenancy (either under condition 9 in this tenancy or similar succession conditions in a previous tenancy which we granted).
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Succession ─ general. 7.1 If you die, certain people, who are specified in condition 7.5 below, may succeed to this tenancy. This condition 7 will not apply if you have already succeeded to this tenancy (either under condition 7 in this tenancy or similar succession conditions in a previous tenancy which we granted).
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