Document background
The Property Licence Agreement serves as a crucial legal instrument in Belgian property transactions, providing a flexible alternative to traditional lease arrangements. This document is particularly relevant when parties seek to establish temporary occupancy rights without creating a landlord-tenant relationship. It is commonly used for coworking spaces, temporary business premises, or specific-use facilities where the owner wishes to retain significant control over the property. The agreement must comply with Belgian Civil Code requirements and regional property regulations, while clearly distinguishing itself from a lease to avoid unintended legal implications. The document typically includes comprehensive terms covering access rights, usage limitations, fee structures, and service provisions, making it suitable for various commercial and professional arrangements where flexible property use is desired.
