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The Property License Agreement is a crucial legal instrument in the Netherlands used when a property owner wishes to grant specific usage rights to another party without transferring full leasehold rights. This document is particularly valuable for situations requiring flexibility in property arrangements, such as pop-up stores, temporary workspaces, or shared facility arrangements. The agreement must comply with Dutch property law, particularly the relevant sections of the Burgerlijk Wetboek (Dutch Civil Code), and typically includes comprehensive details about property usage rights, duration, fees, maintenance obligations, and termination conditions. It's especially relevant in today's dynamic commercial environment where traditional long-term leases may not always serve business needs effectively.
