One possibility is that the condo is surrendered to the lease owner.Okay, that's what I know about leases… just some basic info.

Hopefully they will willingly surrender the property so you don't have to go through the eviction process.

I got the living roommates to surrender keys, surrender security deposit, and sign a document.

Hopefully after the enormous surrender time has passed. 

The money is disbursed from escrow as follows: Rent until seller surrenders possession plus damages discovered at move out.

We never had a referendum, we never surrendered these rights, it was imposed without recourse or means to address grievances thereof. 

And with such assurance, comes hard work, never give up never surrender and there is only one way to go...

It all depend on each specific situation.However, what is most of the time discouraged is to surrender or cancel your life insurance policy as you have paid upfront the fee for a life insurance that was supposed to last for your whole life.

Isn't the cash surrender value the value of the policy?

That's fertile ground for mass surrender and defections.