Which of the following is true regarding the obligations of the parties if leased premises are destroyed through a fire or other disaster not the fault of the landlord?

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A)If a fire or some other disaster has destroyed the subject matter of the lease,most states allow termination of the lease.The tenant is released from paying rent.If the landlord had not been able to do something to prevent the disaster,the landlord is generally not expected to restore and repair the premises.
B)If a fire or some other disaster has destroyed the subject matter of the lease,most states allow termination of the lease.The tenant is released from paying rent.If the landlord had not been able to do something to prevent the disaster,the landlord is generally not expected to restore and repair the premises.
C)If a fire or some other disaster has destroyed the subject matter of the lease,most states allow termination of the lease.The tenant is released from paying rent.If the landlord had not been able to do something to prevent the disaster,the landlord is generally not expected to restore and repair the premises.
D)If a fire or some other disaster has destroyed the subject matter of the lease,most states allow termination of the lease.The tenant is released from paying rent.If the landlord had not been able to do something to prevent the disaster,the landlord is generally not expected to restore and repair the premises.
E)If a fire or some other disaster has destroyed the subject matter of the lease,most states allow termination of the lease.The tenant is released from paying rent.If the landlord had not been able to do something to prevent the disaster,the landlord is generally not expected to restore and repair the premises.

Which of the Following Is True Regarding the Obligations of the Parties