Property Management
In a West Virginia lease, a 'hold harmless' clause typically protects the:
ATenant from all liability for property damage
BLandlord from liability for certain tenant injuries, though it may not be enforceable if the injury resulted from the landlord's own negligence✓ Correct
CTenant from eviction during winter months
DBoth parties equally from any legal claims
Explanation
A hold harmless clause attempts to protect the landlord from liability for tenant injuries. However, these clauses may not be enforceable against landlord negligence in West Virginia, as courts generally disfavor clauses that insulate parties from their own negligence.
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