A holdover clause is a provision in a lease that outlines the actions and conditions when a tenant remains in the property beyond the expiration of the lease term.
In real estate, the term can refer to the duration during which a lease is effective or the maturity period of a loan such as a mortgage. Understanding the implications of the term is crucial for both lessees and borrowers.
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