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The Maryland Code Public General Laws, 1904
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ART. 53J LANDLORD AND TENANT. 1391

ARTICLE LIII.

LANDLORD AND TENANT.

Tenants Holding Over.

1. Notice to remove; complaint to
justice of the peace.
2. Summons issued by justice of
the peace.
3. Failure of either party to appear.
4. Judgment; appeal; appeal bond.
5. Disputed title; bond.
6. To what tenancies applicable;
notice in the counties; re-
moval. Section not applica-
ble, as to notice, to Baltimore
city.
7. If tenant gives notice to land-
lord of Intention to remove,
landlord need not prove notice
to tenant. Section not appli-
cable to Baltimore city.

Distress for Rent.

8. Oath by landlord or his agent.
9. Sworn account to be affixed to
warrant.
10. May distrain for rent payable In
produce.
11. Distraint for appraised value of
produce.
12. Option to pay appraised value
at any time before sale; re-
plevin.

13. Appraisers.
14. Tenant liable for costs.
15. May distrain notwithstanding se-
curity be given.
16. Illegal distraint, what shall be.
17. Property exempt.
18. Following property removed
from premises.
19. Rents of minor not due at his
death.
20. Death of guardian in such case.
21. Notice to sheriff about to ex-
ecute; affidavit.
22. Lien on growing crops for rent.
23. Lien on growing crops for ad-
vances; counties to which not
applicable.
24. Redemption of rents.
25. Payment of three years' back
rent before renewal.
26. Limitation of twenty years;
persons under disabilities.
27. Voidance of leases by fire or ac-
cident.
28. Tenant's right to remove fix-
tures erected by himself shall
not be impaired by new lease.
29 Effect of covenant to surrender
premises in good repair.

Tenants Holding Over.

1888, art. 53, sec. 1. 1860, art. 53, sec. 1. 1793, ch. 43. 1845, ch. 209.

1874, ch. 414. 1882, ch. 355.

1. In all cases where any interest in real estate shall be let
or leased for any definite term or at will, and the lessor, his
heirs, executors, administrators or assigns shall desire to
repossess the same after the expiration of the term for which
it was demised and shall give notice in writing one month


 

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