Mezuza Question

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I am a Tennant in an apartment in Israel. So far my mezuzos have been the landlord's. I now want to check them and possibly exchange them for the ones I own. I know I can make a tnai if there are none up, but what about this situation where it evolves taking the current ones down.

Is it possible to switch to mine, and when I leave, return the landlord's mezuzos to the door posts? 

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  1. moshe weinerNovember 21, 2019 at 1:14 AM

    yes you may

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  2. Beis HastamNovember 26, 2019 at 5:03 PM

    the daas kedoshim writes that when you may remove the better mezuzos to check them, and put back basic mezuzos

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