If the leased premises are destroyed by fire or flood, and the tenant is forced to move out, the tenant must still continue to pay the rent until the lease ends.

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Most leases and rental agreements include a clause that allows for termination of the lease if the premises are destroyed or become uninhabitable, relieving the tenant from the obligation to continue paying rent.

If the Leased Premises Are Destroyed by Fire or Flood