This clause is relatively standard
and obviously provides that the Tenant may not sublet the Premises without or
permit a third party to occupy the Premises without the prior, written consent
of the Landlord. In Commercial Leases this sometimes occurs in the case of the
Holding Company/Subsidiary relationship or the Franchisor/Franchisee
relationship. Clause 20.7 specifically provides that where the Landlord
consents to the subletting of the Premises, the Landlord shall be entitled to benefit
from any profit made by the Tenant in respect of such sublease. This amount
would obviously need to be agreed upon between the parties, in writing, when
the Landlord gives its consent to the Tenant to sublease the Premises.