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The License To Use Property Agreement is essential for situations requiring temporary use of property in Ireland without establishing a formal lease or transferring property rights. This document is commonly used for various purposes such as pop-up retail spaces, temporary office use, event venues, or short-term storage facilities. It includes critical details about property access, permitted uses, duration, fees, and parties' obligations while ensuring compliance with Irish property law and regulations. The agreement provides flexibility while protecting both the licensor's property rights and the licensee's usage rights, making it suitable for both commercial and private arrangements. When drafting this agreement, consideration must be given to the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009, local planning regulations, and other relevant Irish legislation to ensure enforceability and comprehensive coverage of all necessary legal aspects.
