1. Breach Details: Used when termination is due to breach - detailed description of the breach(es) that led to termination

2. Cure Period: Include when applicable - specification of any cure period or opportunity to remedy breaches

3. Return of Property: Used when there are physical or intellectual property items that need to be returned

4. Confidentiality Reminder: Include when the original contract contains confidentiality obligations that survive termination

5. Dispute Resolution: Used when there are specific dispute resolution procedures that need to be followed

6. Transition Arrangements: Include when there needs to be a handover or transition period

7. Without Prejudice: Used when the notice is part of ongoing negotiations or dispute

1. Schedule A - Contract Details: Copy or extract of relevant contract provisions regarding termination

2. Schedule B - Breach Evidence: Documentation supporting the grounds for termination (if applicable)

3. Schedule C - Outstanding Items: Detailed list of outstanding obligations, payments, or deliverables

4. Schedule D - Return of Property Checklist: Itemized list of property or materials to be returned by either party