Document background
The License To Occupy Residential Property is a specialized legal instrument used in Denmark when traditional tenancy arrangements are not suitable or desired. This document type is particularly relevant for temporary accommodation, student housing, corporate housing arrangements, or situations where the property owner needs to maintain greater control over the property while still providing residential occupation rights. The agreement must carefully balance the flexibility of a license arrangement with the mandatory protections provided under Danish housing law, particularly the Danish Rent Act. The document includes comprehensive terms covering occupation rights, fees, maintenance obligations, and termination provisions, while ensuring compliance with Danish consumer protection regulations and housing standards. It's especially useful for situations requiring more flexibility than traditional leases, while still providing clear legal structure and protection for both parties.
