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In the common law provinces, it has generally been determined that a lease normally confers exclusive possession, while a licence of real property normally would not. A person may be considered to have a right of exclusive possession, and therefore a lease of the real property, even where the right is subject to some limits, such as restrictions on the use to which a property may be put. An agreement that imposed such limits could still be regarded as a lease, unless the other terms of the agreement clearly revealed an intention to have a licence.
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