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The License Agreement To Occupy Property is commonly used in Denmark when parties require a more flexible arrangement than a traditional lease. This document is particularly relevant for situations requiring temporary occupation, shared spaces, or specific-use arrangements where the full rights of a tenancy are not necessary or desired. The agreement typically includes detailed terms about property access, usage limitations, fee structures, and party obligations, all compliant with Danish property law. It's especially useful for businesses seeking flexible workspace solutions, pop-up venues, or temporary facilities, as well as for property owners wanting to retain greater control over their property while still generating income. The license format provides less security of tenure than a lease but offers greater flexibility in terms and duration, making it ideal for short-term or specific-purpose arrangements.
