Document background
The Commercial Licence To Occupy is widely used in New Zealand's commercial property sector when parties require a flexible arrangement for property occupation that doesn't constitute a formal lease. This document type is particularly valuable for temporary or non-exclusive use of commercial space, pop-up stores, shared workspaces, or short-term business operations. It provides a more flexible alternative to traditional leases while still maintaining legal protections for both parties. The agreement includes essential terms such as occupation rights, payment obligations, permitted use, and termination provisions, all within the framework of New Zealand property and commercial law. This document type is especially relevant in today's dynamic business environment where flexibility in property arrangements is increasingly important.
