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Legal Definitions - landlord's warrant

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Definition of landlord's warrant

Definition: A type of distress warrant from a landlord to seize the tenant's goods, to sell them at public sale, and to compel the tenant to pay rent or observe some other lease stipulation.

Example: If a tenant fails to pay rent, the landlord can obtain a landlord's warrant to seize the tenant's belongings and sell them to recover the unpaid rent.

Explanation: A landlord's warrant is a legal document that allows a landlord to take possession of a tenant's property to recover unpaid rent or enforce other lease stipulations. The warrant gives the landlord the right to seize the tenant's belongings and sell them at a public sale to recover the unpaid rent. This type of warrant is commonly used in landlord-tenant disputes and is a legal way for landlords to recover unpaid rent.

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Simple Definition

A landlord's warrant is a legal document that allows a landlord to take a tenant's belongings if they haven't paid rent or followed the lease agreement. It's like a permission slip for the landlord to take things from the tenant's home and sell them to get the money they're owed. It's important for landlords to follow the rules and get a warrant before taking any action.

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