Common use of Not to Assign Clause in Contracts

Not to Assign. Not to assign, sublet or part with the possession of the demised premises or any part thereof or create any interest therein without the previous express written consent of the Lessee/Sub-lessor as the case may be The Lessee/Sub- lessor may in their absolute discretion refuse such consent or grant the same subject to such conditions as they may think fit including the conditions for payment of premium and in any event not to assign, underlet or transfer the Sub- Lessee’s interest therein to alter the nature of this present demise.

Not to Assign. Not to assign, sublet or part with the possession of the demised premises or any part thereof or create any interest therein without the previous express written consent of the Lessee/Sub-lessor Lessor as the case may be The Lessee/Sub- lessor Sub-Lessor may in their absolute discretion refuse such consent or grant the same subject to such conditions as they may think fit including the conditions for payment of premium and in any event not to assign, underlet or transfer the Sub- Lessee’s interest therein to alter the nature of this present demise.

Not to Assign. Not to assign, sublet or part with the possession of the demised premises or any part thereof or create any interest therein without the previous express written consent of the Lessee/Sub-lessor Lessor as the case may be The Lessee/Sub- lessor Sub-Lessor may in their absolute discretion refuse such consent or grant the same subject to such conditions as they may think fit including the conditions for payment of premium and in any event not to assign, underlet or transfer the Sub- Sub-Lessee’s interest therein to alter the nature of this present demise.