No covenant or promise by a lessee that he will leave the premises in good repair shall have the effect, if the buildings or other structures are destroyed by fire or otherwise, in whole or part, without fault or negligence on his part, of binding him to erect such buildings again, or to pay for the same or any part thereof, unless there be other words showing it to be the intent of the parties that he should be so bound.
Structure West Virginia Code
Chapter 36. Estates and Property
§36-4-1. Effect of Covenant in a Deed
§36-4-6. Freedom From Encumbrances
§36-4-7. Special Covenant Against Encumbrances
§36-4-9. Covenant to Pay Rents
§36-4-9b. Release of Terminated, Expired or Canceled Oil or Natural Gas Leases
§36-4-10. Covenant to Pay Taxes
§36-4-11. Covenant Against Assignment
§36-4-12. Covenant for Repairs
§36-4-13. Effect of Destruction of Buildings
§36-4-14. Covenant for Quiet Enjoyment
§36-4-15. Covenant for Reentry for Default of Lessee
§36-4-16. Covenants Shall Run With Land
§36-4-17. Construction of Covenants