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The Property License Agreement serves as a crucial legal instrument in Irish property transactions where parties seek to establish temporary property use arrangements without the complexities of a full lease. This document is particularly relevant when flexibility is required, such as for pop-up stores, temporary office spaces, or short-term facility use. It details essential elements including usage rights, duration, fees, and obligations while ensuring compliance with Irish property law and regulations. The agreement is designed to protect both licensor and licensee interests while maintaining clarity about the nature of the relationship - specifically that it creates a license rather than a lease or tenancy. Common applications include commercial spaces, shared facilities, temporary installations, and specialized use cases where traditional leasing arrangements would be impractical or undesirable.
