Licence agreement for a car parking space
Document overview
- Length:3 pages (450 words)
- Available in:
Microsoft Word DOCX
Apple Pages
RTF
If the document isn’t right for your circumstances for any reason, just tell us and we’ll refund you in full immediately.
We avoid legal terminology unless necessary. Plain English makes our documents easy to understand, easy to edit and more likely to be accepted.
You don’t need legal knowledge to use our documents. We explain what to edit and how in the guidance notes included at the end of the document.
Email us with questions about editing your document. Use our Lawyer Assist service if you’d like our legal team to check your document will do as you intend.
Our documents comply with the latest relevant law. Our lawyers regularly review how new law affects each document in our library.
About this document
This is a simple agreement with a menu of “dos and don’ts” for your licensee. It is suitable for use for any car parking space, under any circumstance. However, if you are licensing a space you yourself occupy as a licensee, use Licence car space to another flat owner.
If you let a car park space to the person who will use it, he uses it for his personal, and not business, purposes. He is not therefore protected by the Residential Tenancies Act 2004.
If you let the space to the occupier’s employer or company, then they are using it for a business purpose and could become a protected tenant. So do not use this document if your licence must be to a company. Either make sure your licensee is an individual or use Business lease: land, vacant or with plant or buildings.
Recent reviews
Choose the level of support you need
Document Only
This document - Detailed guidance notes explaining how to edit each paragraph
Lawyer Assist
- This document
- Document with guidance notes explaining how to edit each paragraph
- Unlimited email support - ask our legal team any question related to completing the document
- Review of your edited document by our legal team including:
- reporting on whether your changes comply with the law
- answering your questions about how to word a new clause or achieve an outcome
- checking that your use of defined terms is correct and consistent
- correcting spelling mistakes
- reformatting the document ready to sign
All rights reserved