1. Surviving Obligations: Used when certain obligations from the original agreement need to survive the release

2. Third Party Rights: Include when there are third-party beneficiaries or rights that need to be addressed

3. Partial Performance Recognition: Used when acknowledging partial performance of the original agreement before termination

4. Tax Implications: Include when there are significant tax consequences that need to be addressed

5. Dispute Resolution: Optional detailed dispute resolution procedures if parties want specific mechanisms beyond court jurisdiction

6. Insurance and Indemnification: Include when ongoing insurance obligations or indemnification provisions need to be addressed

7. Public Announcements: Used when parties need to control public communications about the release

1. Schedule A - Original Agreement: Copy or details of the original purchase agreement being released

2. Schedule B - Settlement Terms: Detailed breakdown of any financial settlements or payments associated with the release

3. Schedule C - Property Register: List of any property, assets, or materials to be returned or retained by each party

4. Schedule D - Outstanding Obligations: List of any obligations that survive the release or require completion

5. Appendix 1 - Execution Requirements: Specific requirements for execution, including witness requirements or corporate execution procedures