Substitute tenant Sample Clauses

Substitute tenant. Landlord agrees to allow any Tenant who wishes to move out of a rental dwelling unit, or the remaining Tenant or Tenants (hereinafter referred to as the plural “remaining Tenants”), to find another person to take the vacating Tenant’s place and sublet the leased dwelling unit if (a) Landlord receives the written permission and consent to such change from all remaining Tenants residing in that dwelling unit, (b) such prospective Tenant meets Landlord’s normal approval standards, and (c) such prospective Tenant signs such a document as Landlord may require acknowledging and/ or agreeing to be bound by the relevant lease documents. Any such substitute Tenant shall be allowed on a sub-lease basis only unless ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees otherwise in writing. Once approved under parts (a), (b) and (c) above, any such substitute Tenant shall become liable under all relevant Lease Contract Documents, “jointly and severally” with all Tenants in the dwelling unit, unless a written exception is made by Landlord at his discretion. In no way shall the vacating Tenant be relieved of any legal obligation hereunder or as required by the Lease Contract, except to the extent that any such liability, responsibility or obligation is performed by the substitute Tenant, unless Landlord and remaining Tenants agree, at their discretion, in writing to release vacating Tenant. In the event there is more than one vacating Tenant, and the remaining Tenants are the ones who find a substitute Tenant or Tenants, any rental amount, extra rent, other rent, late charge, service fine, repair charge, maintenance, replacement, penalty, damage, cost or other expense paid by any substitute Tenant will be applied against the total amount due from all vacating Tenants who have not found a substitute Tenant, and, if there is any such amount that remains unpaid, all vacating Tenants shall be “Jointly and Severally” liable and responsible for paying such remaining amount to the remaining Tenants if they have paid Landlord, to Landlord otherwise. If a Tenant moves out and someone is found to take his place at a lesser rate than the share of rent which he has been paying, then such vacating Tenant must pay the difference in that share of rent, on time, or the remaining Tenants must pay it, in which event the vacating Tenant is then liable to the remaining Tenants. until the end of the Lease Contract term even if a substitute ▇▇▇▇▇▇ is found to sublet, unless ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees at his discretion, in writing, to relea...