Common use of Subsequent Modifications Clause in Contracts

Subsequent Modifications. The assignment of this Lease by the Tenant with the consent of the Owner shall, without being specifically so stated or agreed, constitute the express agreement by the Tenant that subsequent modifications of this Lease by the Owner and the assignee shall not (i) require the prior consent or approval of the Tenant (assignor), or (ii) release or relieve the Tenant (assignor) from liability hereunder, provided that if such modifications increase the rent or other obligations of the Tenant hereunder, the Tenant's (assignor's) liability shall be limited to the terms of this Lease as the same existed on the date of assignment.

Subsequent Modifications. The assignment of this Lease by the Tenant with the consent of the Owner shall, without being specifically so stated or agreed, constitute the express agreement by the Tenant that subsequent modifications of this Lease by the Owner and the assignee shall not (i) require the prior consent or approval of the Tenant (assignor), or (ii) release or relieve the Tenant (assignor) from liability hereunder, provided that if such modifications increase the rent or other obligations of the Tenant hereunder, the Tenant's ’s (assignor's’s) liability shall be limited to the terms of this Lease as the same existed on the date of assignment.