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The Revocable License To Use Property is essential for situations where temporary access or use of property is required without creating a lease or transferring any property rights. This document is commonly used in New Zealand business and property management contexts where flexibility and clear terms of use are crucial. It provides a legal framework that allows property owners to grant specific usage rights while maintaining control over their property through revocation rights. The agreement addresses key aspects such as permitted use, duration, fees, maintenance responsibilities, and revocation terms, all within the context of New Zealand property and contract law. It's particularly useful for short-term arrangements, shared spaces, or situations requiring careful control over property access and use. The document ensures compliance with relevant New Zealand legislation including the Property Law Act 2007 and Fair Trading Act 1986, while protecting the interests of both the licensor and licensee.
