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The Licence To Occupy is a versatile legal instrument used in Pakistan when temporary occupation rights need to be granted without creating a full tenancy or lease arrangement. This document is particularly useful for situations requiring flexible occupation terms, such as pop-up stores, temporary office spaces, or short-term commercial uses. It provides a more adaptable alternative to traditional lease agreements while still maintaining legal compliance with Pakistani property and contract law. The document typically includes specific terms about occupation duration, permitted use, fees, and termination rights, while explicitly preserving the licensor's ultimate control over the property. It's especially relevant in modern business environments where agile property solutions are needed, though care must be taken to ensure it aligns with local municipal regulations and property laws.
