A license is generally subject to revocation by the property owner at any time.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  A license, in the context of property law, is a permission granted by the property owner to a non-owner to use the property in a particular way. It is typically revocable at will by the licensor (property owner) unless it is a license coupled with an interest or otherwise made irrevocable by agreement or specific legal provisions.

A license is generally subject to revocation by the property owner at any time.

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