1. Registration Obligations: Used when parties need to maintain specific trademark registrations or file new ones as part of the agreement

2. Marketing and Promotion: Include when specific guidelines for marketing and advertising need to be established to prevent confusion

3. Internet and Social Media Usage: Required when digital presence and online usage of the marks needs to be regulated

4. Assignment and Sublicensing: Include when parties need flexibility to transfer rights or grant sublicenses

5. Insurance and Indemnification: Used when specific risk allocation and insurance requirements are necessary

6. Royalties and Payments: Include if there are any financial arrangements between the parties

1. Schedule A - Trademark Specifications: Detailed description of each party's trademarks, including registration numbers and classes

2. Schedule B - Territorial Maps: Maps or detailed descriptions of geographic territories for each party's use

3. Schedule C - Approved Goods and Services: Comprehensive list of goods/services covered under the agreement for each party

4. Schedule D - Quality Standards: Specific quality control requirements and standards for goods/services

5. Appendix 1 - Trademark Usage Guidelines: Visual guidelines for how marks should be displayed and used

6. Appendix 2 - Notification Templates: Standard forms for various notices required under the agreement