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The Key Deposit Receipt is a crucial document in Irish property management and real estate transactions, designed to provide security and clarity in situations where keys or access devices are temporarily transferred between parties. This document type is commonly used when tenants provide key deposits to landlords or management companies, when contractors need temporary access to properties, or in commercial property management. The receipt, governed by Irish property law and influenced by the Residential Tenancies Act 2004, typically includes details of the keys deposited, deposit amount, conditions for return, and all relevant party information. It serves as both a proof of deposit payment and a formal agreement outlining the terms of key custody, helping prevent disputes and ensuring proper documentation of key handling procedures.

1. Receipt Header: Document title, date, and unique reference number

2. Party Details: Full names and contact information of both the key depositor and the recipient/holder of the keys

3. Property Information: Complete address and identification of the property the keys are for

4. Key Details: Specific description and number of keys being deposited, including any identifying marks or numbers

5. Deposit Amount: The amount of deposit paid, in both numbers and words

6. Return Conditions: Specific conditions that must be met for the return of the deposit

7. Signatures: Space for both parties to sign and date the receipt