1. Inspection Period: Used when buyer is given a specific period to inspect the goods before finalizing the purchase

2. Condition Precedents: Include if there are any conditions that must be met before the sale becomes final

3. Security Interest: Required if seller is retaining any security interest in the goods

4. Insurance: Used when specifying insurance requirements during any transition period

5. Confidentiality: Include for sales involving sensitive information or trade secrets

6. Assignment: Include if either party needs the right to assign the contract

7. Dispute Resolution: Optional section specifying arbitration or mediation requirements

8. Severability: Include for longer contracts to ensure enforceability of remaining provisions if one is invalid

1. Schedule A - Description of Goods: Detailed description of the goods being sold, including any known defects or damage

2. Schedule B - Inspection Report: If available, third-party inspection report or condition assessment

3. Schedule C - Bill of Sale: Form of bill of sale to be executed at closing

4. Schedule D - Payment Schedule: If payment is in installments, detailed payment schedule

5. Schedule E - Delivery Details: Specific delivery instructions, locations, and timelines

6. Appendix 1 - Photographs: Visual documentation of the goods' condition at time of sale

7. Appendix 2 - Maintenance Records: If available, historical maintenance or repair records