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The License To Occupy Agreement is a vital legal instrument in Irish property law, designed for situations where temporary or flexible occupation rights are required without the complexities and obligations of a full lease. This document is commonly used for various purposes including pop-up shops, temporary office spaces, educational facilities, or short-term residential arrangements. It clearly defines the rights and responsibilities of both licensor and licensee while maintaining the licensor's control over the property. The agreement includes essential terms such as duration, fees, permitted use, and termination rights, while ensuring compliance with Irish property law and regulations. It's particularly valuable in modern business environments where agility and flexibility in property arrangements are crucial.
