Birth, aging, illness and death are the natural laws of life, and no one is an exception. The lessee leases the lessor's house, whether for business or residence, including engaging in various legal activities in the house.
The lessee may experience illness and death in the house. The law recognizes and respects the physical changes of these people, and does not think that illness and death will cause losses to others. Even if it causes losses, it is fate, beyond human power.
Judging from the legal provisions, Article 703 of the Civil Code stipulates that a lease contract is a contract in which the lessor delivers the leased property to the lessee for use and profit, and the lessee pays the rent. Article 714 stipulates that the lessee shall take good care of the lease item, and shall be liable for compensation if the lease item is damaged or lost due to improper care.
The lessee's main obligation is to pay the rent on time, take good care of the leased property and use the leased property according to its purpose. It is generally believed that illness and death will not bring damage to the lessor's leased property, so the lessee does not have to bear the liability for compensation or compensation.