A licence to occupy is an agreement between a landowner and a tenant that gives the tenant the right to live in or use a property for a specific purpose. The agreement is typically made in writing and sets out the terms of the arrangement, including the length of the agreement and the amount of rent to be paid. The agreement may also include other terms and conditions, such as the tenant's obligations to maintain the property and to comply with the landlord's rules and regulations.
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