Document background
Property Licenses are essential legal instruments in Belgian property law that provide a flexible framework for granting property usage rights without transferring possession or creating a traditional landlord-tenant relationship. This document type is particularly useful when full lease arrangements are not desired or appropriate, such as for temporary usage, specific-purpose activities, or shared space arrangements. The agreement must comply with Belgian federal and regional property regulations, including the Civil Code and regional urban planning requirements. Property Licenses typically detail specific usage rights, duration, fees, maintenance obligations, and compliance requirements, while offering more flexibility than traditional lease agreements. This document type is commonly used in commercial contexts, pop-up stores, event spaces, and shared facility arrangements, providing a legally sound framework for temporary or specific-use property arrangements under Belgian law.
