Document background
The Revocable License agreement is a crucial document used in the United Arab Emirates when one party (the licensor) wishes to grant another party (the licensee) certain rights or permissions while maintaining control over the granted rights. This document type is particularly relevant in the UAE business environment where regulatory compliance and the ability to modify or withdraw permissions are essential. The agreement comprehensively addresses license scope, duration, fees, compliance with UAE federal and local laws, and specific conditions under which the license can be revoked. It is commonly used for commercial licensing, property usage rights, intellectual property licensing, and various business arrangements where temporary or conditional permissions are required. The document must align with UAE Civil Code requirements and relevant emirate-specific regulations.
