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Every lease gives an owner certain remedies, such as eviction or the collection of damages, that the owner can use if something the tenant does or fails to do fits the lease’s definition of an “event of default.” But what if your lease doesn’t clearly define what acts or omissions by the tenant are events of default? You could be powerless to do anything even though you think you should be allowed to use your remedies.
