ART. 67.] LANDLORD AND TENANT. 703
VII.—LANDLORD AND TENANT.

TENANTS HOLDING OVER

1 Proceeding to dispossess tenant , notice to quit 2 Upon what proof justice to issue warrant to summon jury, within what distance jurymen not to reside 3 Summons to be issued to tenant in posses- sion

4 Further proceedings 5 How proceedings arres ted on claim of title. 6 To what tendancies preceding sections to apply after proof of notice , proof of waiver to be in writing 7 How notice dispensed with

DISTRESS FOR RENT.

8. Oath to be taken by landlord or bis agent before distress 9 Account and oath to be annexed to war- rant 10, Landlord may distrain for portion of crops 11 Bailiff to summon appraisers to value rent , to levy for value as money 12 Tenant may deliver grain or pay value , to have remedy by replevin, proceedings on replevin 13 When rent a lien on crops 14 when rent or advances a lien on crops, contract in writing , to what counties applicable

15 Officers not to summon more tban two ap- praisers on distress 16 Tenant liable for costs 17 Distress to he whure security is given. 18 Void, if made contrary to law 19 What property exempt from distress 20 What property removed mny be distrained and when , bana fide purchasers without notice 21 Rent of property of minor at death to be paid to guardian 22 Guardian may recover by suit or distress 23 Notice of rent due sent to sheriff with affidavit

TENANTS HOLDING OVER.
1. In all cases where lands, tenements or messuages are let or leased for one or more years, or at will, and the lessor, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns, shall be desirous to have again and repossess the same, after the expiration of the term or estate for which they were demised, and for that purpose shall give notice in writing one month before the tenancy expires, to the tenant in possession to remove from and quit the same, if the said tenant shall refuse to comply therewith, upon the determination of the said lease or estate, the lessor, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns may make complaint thereof to any two justices of the peace of the county wherein the lands, tenements, or messuages are situated.	Art 53, s 1. 1793, c 43 Notice to be given by land- lord to tenant to quit 1 Md Chan Dec. 388 , 4 Md 450 , 20 Md 3 .6 , 3 H & McH 418 , 2 G & J 173 , 6 G & J 386 , 10 G i J 116 , 11 G & J 450 Proceeding to dispossess tenant
2. The said justices, upon due proof made before them that the said lessor had been quietly and peaceably possessed of the lands, tenements, or messuages so demanded to be delivered up, that being so possessed, lie let or leased the same as aforesaid, for a term which is now passed and expired, and that he has given notice, in the man- ner aforesaid, to the tenant in possession to quit the same, and that the said tenant has refused or neglected so to do, shall forthwith issue their warrant, under their hands and seals, to the sheriff of the said county, commanding him to summon twelve good and lawful men, of his said county, to be and appear, at such place as in said warrant may be designated, before the said justice, on a day in said warrant mentioned, which shall be the fourth day after the issuing of the	1874, c 414. Upon what proof justice to issue warrant to summon, jury
same, and none of said jurymen shall reside within a radius of five miles of the land, tenements or messuages sought to be recovered by any proceeding under this article, subtitle Landlord and Tenant.	Within what distance jury- men not to reside.