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I got curious and checked some of my back files at old lease agreements from years gone by.
Every lease agreement had a provision for immediate termination of lease for both "operating a commercial business out of the leased property" and for "conducting unlawful activities" on the premises. Many even proscribed "auto repairs and oil changes in parking lots on the premises".
Hmm, I guess that isn't a violation of rights if you enter into a contractual obligation to limit your activities as part of your rental agreement.

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