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The Consent Letter To Use Property For Business is a fundamental document in Philippine business operations, particularly when establishing a business in a property owned by another party. This document is required by many local government units in the Philippines as part of the business permit application process and serves as proof of the property owner's authorization for commercial use of their property. It needs to comply with various Philippine regulations, including the Civil Code, Local Government Code, and specific municipal ordinances. The letter typically includes detailed information about the property, intended business use, duration of consent, and any conditions or restrictions. It's particularly important in situations where formal lease agreements aren't necessary or when temporary or specific-use permission is required. The document helps protect both the property owner's rights and the business operator's interests while ensuring compliance with local business regulations.

1. Date and Place: Current date and location where the letter is executed

2. Property Owner Details: Full name, address, and contact information of the property owner(s)

3. Business Owner Details: Full name, address, and contact information of the person/entity requesting property use

4. Property Description: Complete details and address of the property being authorized for use

5. Purpose Declaration: Clear statement of consent and intended business purpose

6. Duration of Consent: Specific timeframe for which the consent is valid

7. Terms and Conditions: Basic conditions for property use, maintenance responsibilities, and any restrictions

8. Attestation: Declaration of free and voluntary consent

9. Signatures: Space for signatures of property owner(s) and witnesses