Licence to Occupy Commercial Premises​

This document provides the licensee with a temporary legal right to occupy and use the commercial premises for their business activities. It establishes a contractual relationship between the licensor and licensee, outlining the responsibilities and obligations of each party. The document may also specify any agreed-upon limitations on the use of the premises, such as operating hours or restrictions on alterations to the property.

A licence to occupy commercial premises differs from a lease or tenancy agreement in that it does not create a formal landlord-tenant relationship. Instead, it grants a more flexible arrangement where the licensee has the right to use the premises but does not have the full rights and protections of a tenant. The document is essential for both parties to establish clarity and a legal framework governing the use of the commercial premises.