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The Revocable License To Use Property is essential in situations where temporary property access or usage rights need to be granted while maintaining the owner's ultimate control. This document type is commonly used across Canadian jurisdictions for various purposes, including temporary retail spaces, equipment placement, event venues, or shared facility arrangements. It provides a flexible alternative to a lease, offering less security of tenure but greater control for the property owner. The agreement typically includes detailed provisions about permitted use, duration, termination rights, fees, insurance requirements, and liability allocations. It must comply with provincial property laws and, in Quebec, align with the Civil Code. This document type is particularly valuable for short-term arrangements or situations where the property owner needs to maintain significant control over the property use and access.
