Document background
The Letter of Intended Use is a crucial document in Danish property law that bridges the gap between initial property interest and formal lease agreements. It is typically used when a potential tenant or property user needs to formally communicate their planned use of a space, whether for commercial, industrial, or other purposes. This document becomes particularly important in situations requiring regulatory approval, zoning compliance, or when the intended use differs from the property's current or previous usage. The Letter of Intended Use should detail specific aspects of the proposed property utilization, helping property owners and local authorities assess the suitability and compliance of the intended use with existing regulations. While not a binding contract, it often serves as a foundation for subsequent legal agreements and permit applications under Danish jurisdiction.
