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The Hold Harmless Agreement For Use Of Property is a critical risk management document used across Canadian jurisdictions when one party needs to use another's property while protecting the property owner from potential liability. This agreement is particularly relevant in situations involving temporary property use, events, contractor work, or shared facility arrangements. It clearly outlines the terms of indemnification, specifies permitted uses, establishes insurance requirements, and addresses liability concerns in accordance with provincial property and liability laws. The document is essential for businesses, organizations, and individuals seeking to protect their interests while allowing others to use their property, ensuring compliance with Canadian legal requirements and risk management best practices. It can be customized based on specific provincial regulations, property type, intended use, and risk levels involved.
