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Good afternoon. If the sublessee is signing a lease with the landlord, then your daughter should be released from liability under the original lease. Under the landlord's duty to mitigate, even if someone defaults under the lease, the landlord has a duty to use reasonable efforts to find a new tenant and once found the tenant has no further liability. Here, the landlord has a new tenant and the landlord needs to release your daughter. The clause you reference should be crossed through and initialed.

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