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Solution Brief: Occupancy Licence

Solution Brief: Occupancy Licence

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Our Occupancy Licence is a comprehensive yet highly versatile standard document. 

For example, parties can deal with rights over exclusive office spaces, multiple shared areas, and multiple car park areas all in the one document, whilst also dealing with rent, rent reviews, further terms and guarantees. Alternatively, parties may simply deal with only one car park area with a fixed rent. 

Solution Brief: Occupancy Licence
Solution Brief: Occupancy Licence

Solution Brief: Occupancy Licence
Solution Brief: Occupancy Licence

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If you would like to speak to someone about obtaining an Occupancy Licence, call us on 1300 654 590 or email us.

 

The information contained in this post is current at the date of editing – 15 February 2011.

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