1. Exclusivity Period: Used when parties want to establish a period during which they cannot negotiate with other potential partners

2. Due Diligence Requirements: Include when specific information or documentation needs to be exchanged before finalizing the partnership

3. Cost Allocation: Added when parties need to specify how costs during the negotiation period will be shared

4. Regulatory Approvals: Include when the partnership may require specific regulatory or governmental approvals

5. Intellectual Property Protection: Used when significant IP will be shared during negotiations

6. Break-up Fee: Include when parties want to establish compensation if one party backs out without justified cause

7. Dispute Resolution: Added when parties want to establish a framework for resolving disagreements during negotiations

8. Public Announcements: Include when there's a need to control how and when the potential partnership can be publicly disclosed

1. Schedule A - Initial Business Plan: High-level outline of the proposed business operations and objectives

2. Schedule B - Capital Contribution Details: Preliminary breakdown of expected financial and non-financial contributions from each party

3. Schedule C - Timeline and Milestones: Detailed timeline for partnership formation and key milestones

4. Schedule D - Due Diligence Checklist: List of required documents and information to be exchanged

5. Appendix 1 - Contact Details: Key contact information for all parties and their representatives

6. Appendix 2 - Confidential Information: Definition and examples of what constitutes confidential information