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This document discusses the key elements that distinguish a lease from a license in property law: 1. A lease confers a proprietary interest in land and binds third parties, while a license does not. 2. For a lease to exist there must be certainty of terms, exclusive possession granted to the tenant, and consideration (usually rent). 3. For a lease to be valid, the duration must be for a specific period of time ascertainable to both parties. Multiple short term licenses that do not grant exclusive posse
- Author
- Abdul Rafeh
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- EN