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Definition of 'Tenant' appears to differ between clause 2 and clause 12 which is confusing.
In clause 2, it seems to be a named individual. In clause 12 it seems to be the amalgamation of joint tenants (as is standard in legal documents).
Having said that, clause 2 seems rather well, and reasonably, drafted.
My interpretation is that provided your son pays 25% of the total rent, the guarantor cannot be pursued for the other joint tenant's share. However your son still could be.0 -
Thanks for all the help. As the son would be unable to pay then they would then persue the guarantor/s Which has been our fear all along.0
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Did you read post 12?Pamela_Dixon wrote: »Thanks for all the help. As the son would be unable to pay then they would then persue the guarantor/s Which has been our fear all along.
If so, did you not understand it?0
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