Which of the following provision is not contained in a typical lease?
Answer: (c)
Most leases do not contain an arbitration clause, instead relying on the regular court litigation process. A "lease" is a legal contract providing for the rental of property for a specified term with designated terms and conditions. The property owner is referred to as the "landlord" or the "lessor" and the person or entity leasing the property is typically referred to as the "lessee" or "tenant."