1. Partial Discharge: Used when only a portion of the mortgaged property is being released

2. Successor Rights: Used when there has been a change in the mortgagee (e.g., bank merger or acquisition)

3. Power of Attorney: Used when the discharge is being executed under a power of attorney

4. Outstanding Obligations: Used when certain obligations survive the discharge of the mortgage

5. Electronic Registration Consent: Used when the discharge will be registered electronically

6. Multiple Mortgagors/Mortgagees: Used when there are multiple parties on either side requiring additional execution provisions

1. Schedule A - Property Description: Detailed legal description of the property if too lengthy for main document

2. Schedule B - Original Mortgage Details: Copy or summary of the original mortgage registration details

3. Schedule C - Power of Attorney: Copy of Power of Attorney documentation if applicable

4. Schedule D - Corporate Resolution: Corporate resolution authorizing the discharge if mortgagee is a corporation

5. Schedule E - Partial Discharge Plan: Survey or plan showing the portion of property being discharged in case of partial discharge