(II) If the landlord does not order a warrant of restitution within
sixty days from the date of judgment or from the expiration date of any stay of
execution, whichever shall be the later, the judgment for possession shall be stricken.

(2) (i) The administrative judge of any district may stay the execution
of a warrant of restitution of a residential property, from day to day, in the event of
extreme weather conditions.

(ii) When a stay has been granted under this paragraph, the
execution of the warrant of restitution for which the stay has been granted shall be
given priority when the extreme weather conditions cease.

(e) (1) In any action of summary ejectment for failure to pay rent where the
landlord is awarded a judgment giving [him] THE LANDLORD restitution of the
leased premises, the tenant shall have the right to redemption of the leased premises
by tendering in cash, certified check or money order to the landlord or [his] THE
LANDLORD'S agent all past due [rent and late fees] AMOUNTS, AS DETERMINED BY
THE COURT UNDER SUBSECTION (C) OF THIS SECTION, plus all court awarded costs
and fees, at any time before actual execution of the eviction order.

(2) This subsection does not apply to any tenant against whom 3
judgments of possession have been entered for rent due and unpaid in the 12 months
prior to the initiation of the action to which this subsection otherwise would apply.

(f) (1) The tenant or the landlord may appeal from the judgment of the
District Court to the circuit court for any county at any time within 4 days from the
rendition of the judgment.

(2) The tenant, in order to stay any execution of the judgment, shall give
a bond to the landlord with one or more sureties, who are owners of sufficient
property in the State of Maryland, with condition to prosecute the appeal with effect,
and answer to the landlord in all costs and damages mentioned in the judgment, and
[such] other damages as shall be incurred and sustained by reason of the appeal.

(3) The bond shall not affect in any manner the right of the landlord to
proceed against the tenant, assignee or subtenant for any and all rents that may
become due and payable to the landlord after the rendition of the judgment.

8-402.

(a) (1) A tenant under any lease or someone holding under [him] THE
TENANT, who shall unlawfully hold over beyond the termination of the lease, shall be
liable to the landlord for the actual damages caused by the holding over.

(2) The damages awarded to a landlord against the tenant or someone
holding under [him] THE TENANT, may not be less than the apportioned rent for the
period of holdover at the rate under the lease.

(3) (I) Any action to recover damages under this section may be
brought by suit separate from the eviction or removal proceeding or in the same
action and in any court having jurisdiction over the amount in issue.