Property Ownership (alternative)
In Maryland, 'constructive eviction' as a concept in property law arises when:
AA landlord provides formal eviction notice
BA landlord's actions or inactions make the property uninhabitable, effectively forcing the tenant to leave✓ Correct
CA buyer is prevented from completing a purchase
DA property owner is denied access to their own property
Explanation
Constructive eviction occurs when a landlord's failure to maintain the property (or active interference) makes it impossible to use for its intended purpose, effectively forcing the tenant to vacate.
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