The Indiana Affidavit for Default (Eviction) (PDF)Opens a New Window. Is a legal document that is filed by a landlord in the state of Indiana when attempting to evict a tenant from a rental property. This document is used to demonstrate to the court that the tenant has failed to fulfill their lease obligations, such as paying rent, and the landlord now wishes to have the tenant removed from the rental property. The affidavit outlines the reasons for the eviction and must be signed by the landlord. There are two types of Indiana Affidavit for Default (Eviction) (PDF)Opens a New Window.: the Residential Affidavit for Default (Eviction) and the Commercial Affidavit for Default (Eviction). The Residential Affidavit for Default (Eviction) is used when evicting a tenant from a residential rental property and the Commercial Affidavit for Default (Eviction) is used for evicting a tenant from a commercial rental property.