If the improvements on property rented for a term of not more than seven years become untenantable by reason of fire or unavoidable accident, the tenancy terminates, and all liability for rent ceases on payment proportionately to the day of fire or unavoidable accident.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Section 8-101 - Remedies of and Against Transferee of Reversion in Leased Property
Section 8-102 - Remedy on Covenants in Case of Merger
Section 8-103 - No Merger by Mortgage to Landlord
Section 8-105 - Exculpatory and Indemnification Clauses
Section 8-106 - Payment of Rent on Death of Landlord Who Is Life Tenant
Section 8-107 - Limitation of Actions
Section 8-108 - Judgment for Renewal of Lease
Section 8-109 - Effect of Covenant for Perpetual Renewal in Lease
Section 8-111 - Back Rent on Renewal of Lease
Section 8-112 - Termination of Tenancy for Fire or Unavoidable Accident
Section 8-113 - Effect of Covenant to Surrender Premises in Good Repair
Section 8-114 - Right of Tenant to Remove Fixtures Not Impaired by Subsequent Lease
Section 8-115 - Rent Reserved as Crops
Section 8-116 - Stripping and Marketing of Tobacco
Section 8-117 - Ownership of Propane Gas Container Placed on Leased Land
Section 8-118 - Rent Escrow Account in Certain Landlord-Tenant Actions
Section 8-118.1 - Escrow Account in Wrongful Detainer Action