Document background
The License To Occupy Land is commonly used in Malaysia when temporary occupation rights are needed without the formalities and obligations of a lease. This document is particularly relevant for short-term land use arrangements, temporary facilities, or when flexibility in termination is desired. It provides a framework for managing temporary land occupation while complying with Malaysian land law requirements, including the National Land Code 1965 and local authority regulations. The document typically includes specific terms regarding permitted use, duration, fees, maintenance obligations, and termination rights, while ensuring that the arrangement cannot be construed as creating any proprietary interest in the land.
