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The License To Occupy Agreement serves as a flexible legal instrument under Austrian law for situations where traditional lease arrangements are either unsuitable or undesirable. This document type is commonly used for temporary space arrangements, pop-up stores, co-working spaces, or short-term commercial occupations. It provides a clear framework for the temporary use of space while ensuring the property owner retains significant control over the property. The agreement includes essential provisions regarding access rights, usage limitations, fee structures, and termination conditions, all while complying with Austrian property and contract law requirements. Unlike a traditional lease, a License to Occupy Agreement creates a personal right to use the space rather than a real property right, offering greater flexibility for both parties while maintaining legal certainty.
