1. Conditional Cancellation: Used when the cancellation is subject to specific conditions being met

2. Costs and Expenses: Include when there are specific agreements about who bears the costs related to the cancelled transaction

3. Survival Provisions: Used when certain provisions of the original agreement need to survive the cancellation

4. Dispute Resolution: Include when parties want to specify how potential disputes about the cancellation will be handled

5. Third Party Rights: Include when the cancellation affects rights of third parties such as real estate agents or mortgage providers

6. Property Inspection Findings: Used when cancellation is based on property inspection results

7. Financing Contingency: Include when cancellation is due to failure to obtain financing

1. Schedule A - Original Purchase Agreement: Copy or reference to the original Purchase Agreement being cancelled

2. Schedule B - Supporting Documentation: Any relevant documentation supporting the basis for cancellation (inspection reports, financing denial letters, etc.)

3. Schedule C - Deposit Receipt: Documentation of deposits paid and held in trust

4. Schedule D - Cancellation Timeline: Timeline for completing all aspects of the cancellation process

5. Appendix 1 - Proof of Notice: Documentation showing proper notice was given according to the original agreement's terms

6. Appendix 2 - Calculation of Costs: Detailed breakdown of any costs or expenses related to the cancellation