To enforce the provisions of a lease, most courts prefer a lease to include:
A) how much rent is due
B) a description of the rented property
C) the identity of the parties
D) the length (in time) the lease is in effect
E) all of the other choices

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All of the choices are important in enforcing the provisions of a lease. The rent amount, property description, and parties' identity are necessary to establish the terms of the agreement. The length of the lease is essential to determine when it starts and ends. Including all of these provisions in a lease can help avoid disputes and make it easier to enforce the terms if necessary.

To Enforce the Provisions of a Lease, Most Courts Prefer