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Indiana commercial lease holdover provisions typically create which type of tenancy when a tenant remains after lease expiration?
AA new 10-year lease
BEither a month-to-month tenancy or a tenancy at sufferance, depending on lease terms and landlord's response✓ Correct
CAutomatic lease renewal for one year
DA tenancy at will with no rent obligation
Explanation
When a commercial tenant holds over after lease expiration in Indiana, they may become either a month-to-month tenant (if the landlord accepts rent) or a tenant at sufferance (subject to eviction) depending on the lease terms and parties' conduct.
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