Document background
The Property Licence Agreement serves as a flexible legal instrument under Dutch law for granting temporary or limited property use rights without creating a full tenancy relationship. This document is particularly useful for situations requiring shorter-term arrangements, shared spaces, or specific-use permissions that don't warrant a full lease agreement. It's commonly used in co-working spaces, temporary retail locations, or partial property usage scenarios. The agreement must comply with Dutch property law requirements while providing clear terms for property use, maintenance responsibilities, fees, and termination conditions. This document type is especially relevant in today's dynamic property market where flexible space solutions are increasingly important.
