Sec. 10. A conveyance by a landlord of real estate or of any interest in the real estate is valid without the attornment of the tenant. If the tenant pays rent to the landlord before the tenant receives notice of the conveyance, the rent paid to the landlord is good against the grantee.
[Pre-2002 Recodification Citation: 32-7-1-9.]
As added by P.L.2-2002, SEC.16.
Structure Indiana Code
Article 31. Landlord-Tenant Relations
32-31-1-1. Determination of Estates at Will
32-31-1-2. Creation of Tenancy at Will Month to Month
32-31-1-3. Determination of Year to Year Tenancy
32-31-1-4. Notice; Determination of Tenancy
32-31-1-5. Form; Notice Determining Tenancy From Year to Year
32-31-1-6. Rent; Refusal or Neglect to Pay
32-31-1-7. Forms; Notice to Quit; Failure or Refusal to Pay Rent
32-31-1-8. Notice to Quit; When Not Necessary
32-31-1-10. Conveyance by Landlord
32-31-1-11. Attornment of Tenant to Stranger
32-31-1-12. Sublessees; Remedy Against Landlord
32-31-1-13. Alienees of Lessors and Lessees; Remedies
32-31-1-14. Rents; Land Granted for Life
32-31-1-15. Rents; Dependency on Life of Another; Recovery of Arrears
32-31-1-16. Rents; Executors and Administrators; Remedies and Liabilities
32-31-1-17. Occupant Without Special Contract; Liability for Rent
32-31-1-18. Death of Life Tenant Demising Land; Recovery of Rent
32-31-1-20. Local Units Prohibited From Regulating Rental Rates and Landlord-Tenant Relationship